Three days before the Awakening, Aurelia Fayrin was taken.
In a world where power is granted when the twin moons align, every teenager waits for the moment their fate reveals itself. Elemental gifts, enhanced abilities, rare talents—magic is expected, measured, and controlled.
But Aurelia's fate does not follow the cycle.
Pulled into the void by a forbidden mist, she awakens before the gods themselves, learning a truth no mortal should know: she was never meant to awaken like the others. Her golden hair that glows under the sun and her rare eyes are not coincidences—they are echoes of something ancient.
Something feared.
As gods argue and fairies watch from the shadows, Aurelia is sent back to her world—changed, marked, and hunted by forces far older than the moons. An enemy begins to stir, a terrible presence born from broken cycles and forgotten power, threatening to devour the very world she calls home.
To save her world, Aurelia may have to become the very thing it was taught to fear.
Because fate was never meant to be rewritten.
And gold was never meant to be woven into it.