
Since ancient times, the world of magic and people have existed in harmony with each other. But this situation did not suit everyone.
Charon has left his post, provoking an irreversible process, destroyed the Balance of the Universe. Both worlds are in unprecedented danger - the ancient Evil, called Chaos, is waiting for the chance to break out and devour all life on Earth.
Aa ordinary freshman, Darcy Black, finding herself in the wrong place and at the wrong time, gains incredible power, but at the same time a duty, in the form of the destruction of hundreds of gloomy souls that escaped with Charon. Now it only depends on her whether Chaos will be freed from its captivity? Darcy will have to forget about her dreams and human life in order to devote herself to the duty that she must give to the Balance, which holds the ancient evil in its prison.
Plunging into the world of magic and myths, the girl realizes that she is becoming a part of it and it seems that there is no turning back. Saving the world, she risks losing everything that was important in human life, becoming indifferent to all relatives and friends. Will she be able to preserve humanity and save both worlds?
Absorbed in struggle, training and flared up feelings for a mentor - a brave and courageous Guardian, Darcy does not even realize that the Elders of the world of magic have completely different plans for her. Two lovers will have to resist not only demons and evil spirits, but strict rules and prohibitions imposed on the warriors protecting the Balance. How will this struggle end?


Immortal. Broken Balance

Harvard Elite Dormitory. Rosy's Bedroom. 


"You are so fickle. Fickle as a wind!" I lamented. 


Rosy had not been able to decide on her outfit for an hour, and Mickey and I were obediently waiting for her. Mickey was flipping through a fashion magazine, and I was looking through the CD collection of Rosy's roommate. 


The interior of the room gave out the wealth of its residents. Mickey and Rosy lived in the far building, in an elite dormitories, which only the children of very wealthy parents could afford. They ruled this place and were allowed everything, including smoking weed in the rooms. 


Chapter 14