Jaemi Lee – författare

Elliot Ashwood is a young elf who resides in a small elven village on the outskirts of civilization-a plight the elven race has been forced into based on unjustified prejudice. He spends his days dreaming of becoming a keeper, someone who protects the oracle-the chosen one, whose task is to communicate with the creator of the world. Unfortunately, a twist of fate causes him to question his entire existence and purpose.

Not only is Elliot unable to become a keeper, but the oracle isn''t the oracle at all. Elliot is. He has been hidden from this truth his entire life. And his role as the oracle isn''t what it seems to be.

Suddenly, Elliot''s quiet life is gone, and in its place is a dreadful and fateful prophecy that he alone must fulfill. In order to overthrow the return of the Necromancers-deranged worshippers of the Dark God who possess the ability of the dark arts-he must leave his village for the first time with his best friend, Minari Redwood. They must tread carefully, facing danger and prejudice at every turn, and even though Elliot feels unprepared and woefully unqualified, he must tread on. The destruction or salvation upon the world they hold dear is in the palms of their hands.

After discovering his destiny and embarking on his journey to fulfill the prophecy as the oracle, Elliot Ashwood was thrust down a path filled with the unknown. He was torn away from his companions and questioned who he was and what was his purpose. But before Elliot''s mind could sink into the darkness of self-regret, his friends pulled him out from the seemingly endless abyss.

The journey to fulfill the prophecy continues, allowing no breaks. Chloé Gemme, a nix. Mimi, a chimera. Luka Yunmei, an ethereal. The three warriors joined Elliot on his quest, but two remained yet to be discovered. One last warrior, and the lost hero, who was the trusted keeper to Myru, an oracle of the long cyclical past.

As an elf trekking through the stigmatic lands where his kind remains unfavored through time, will Elliot succeed in finding the last two companions he desperately needs, or will he succumb to the abyss that seemed to not only chase himself but also his comrades?