Song of The Crows

In a war-torn empire divided by magic and history, Song of the Crows follows Arya-a normal young girl whose life is about to take a wild turn as she unforeseeably becomes an elite soldier-whose rare heart binds her to ancient power, this discovery sends her down a path of regrettable vanity, blinding her from seeing the truth. To her, her only truth was that Elora was Aroma's only enemy, heedless of the reasons. Indoctrinated into Aroma's military ranks, Arya serves without question; her love for power extends beyond mercy, sending her down a path of regrettable choices, until betrayal, injury, and exile force her into hiding. There, she meets Kaito, her fated pair in the flesh, a man cursed by a spell tied to Arya's past choices; an anelent curse born from the same source that once gave her power. And as their destinies intertwine, beyond meeting in extraneous worlds, so does the revelation of truth: that Arya's blocked memories and Kaito's fading health are the result of a magical bond splintered by war. With time running out and the once-was-empire collapsing, Arya must make an impossible choice-to carry the burden of the curse herself or watch Kalto perish. Song of the Crows explores the weight of fate, regret, and atonement. It's rooted in choice and the weight of existence. Arya's journey is not about having all the answers but navigating the song she was given-the burdens, the losses, and the .love that shaped her