Angels and Demons exist. They war, they shed blood, and serve their Lords. In this world, humans only see the surface and believe what they think is true. Angels see Demons as evil, and Demons see Angels as pure, but it isn't always as black and white as it may seem. Angels and Demons can be more than enemies, and it all begins with his First Feathers.
Takabi Yamishito is as simple as a teenager can be. He hates being the center of attention, and prefers to keep to himself. This all changes after misfortune falls into his lap, and he's thrust back into a world he's long since forgotten.
Rediscovering his innate magical abilities, this power forces him to cross paths with people old and people new. His heart is tested, as is his mind and morals, and even he is unsure of which side of himself is the true him.
The book is mostly about adventure in my own opinion, then love companionship, and last but not the least friendship. The thing I mostly like about the book is how it was written. It makes you want to read more about it, and it also gets you excited, and engrossed in it. The book in itself is thrilling from what I have read. The only bad thing about this book can be a few twist and turns which I didn't like, but others my like it. All in all, the book is really interesting and I highly recommend it.
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