"Can the Lilium really work?"

"It depends on what you're willing to sacrifice."

"I'm willing to do whatever it takes to bring him back, so yes I am willing to sacrifice anything."

"Even your essence?"

•••

The Aranea Lillium, a rare ancient flower that went extinct over a century ago in the realm of Alitura. A century later, rumors had spread through the realms that there was one flower remaining. Now the hunt begins in all of the realms for the one flower that could either destroy or save everyone. This brings us to the one human girl that was thrust into the world of caelestians. 

Azaliah Krimson, a human who thought that the next step in life was to become a doctor after finishing college. The only thing on her mind was to save her little brother from an unknown illness. But that soon comes to an end when she witnesses her parents being slaughtered by creatures that were only supposed to exist in fairy tales and her brother going missing. 

After getting abused by her parent's murderer and obtaining the curse mark, she is rescued by strangers from the other realms. When she thought all hope was lost, she discovers that her brother is a caelestian and he went into hibernation to heal himself in a faraway land. Now Azaliah is on a quest to find the Lilium and save the only family she has left and get revenge on the caelestian that murdered her parents.


|This book contains two points of view. Both views are from the main characters.| 

Born in Flames

I still felt woozy as we walked through the forest. And here I thought we would fly there or teleport but right now portals are my number one enemy. Having barfed all the food I had eaten, my stomach feels empty now. I was walking behind the three of them, I was still confused as to how this world worked but I knew the moment I stepped through that portal, I was no longer on Earth. 


Still, though, this place reminded me of Earth. At first, the trees looked the same, but as I looked closer, even the trees and everything was somehow different. The atmosphere in this place resonated felt happy. I don’t know why I got that feeling but it felt like a time when Felix and I were younger when we woke up before our parents to see the first sunrise on a cold winter’s day. That warm feeling was what I felt surrounding me here. It felt like back then. 


Two little brats