by wendell berry
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Fifty Years Ago, everything changed.
The once vibrant planet of life, now became a man-eating hell.
Monsters called Soul Eaters nearly destroyed humanity, putting them on the brink of extinction.
But fortunately, the Star Dragons emerged, saving humanity and giving them a chance to see another day.
Among all the chaos, humans began to mutate, turning into abominations called Runes.
Berry, a fragile, pink-haired Rune, just barely survives a deadly test to determine his fate. Now, he must navigate a world that fears him, haunted by the threat of his own poisonous nature.
When he catches the attention of Caelum, the Star Dragons’ powerful leader, an unlikely bond forms. But love between a dragon and a Rune is forbidden, and as their feelings grow, so does the risk to both of them.
Caught between duty and desire, Berry and Caelum must decide: will they defy the rules that bind them, or let their love be swallowed by the shadows of their world?
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