In the palace of YHÀKÁDÈI, Thesra was taken away on the day she was born. Her mother was killed by the feared sword, iheassai, a weapon that guarantees certain doom. Nearly twenty years later, a shaman brings her back home, shrouded in mystery. The king, eager to ensure her safety, organizes a contest to select four worthy guardians. Josephus Noah, a young man with a cursed soul, is among them.

As Thesra and her guardians grow closer, they face palace intrigue, hidden agendas, and the looming threat of Zagaroth, her cunning uncle. His love for his son, the living dead confined to a jar, drives his actions. When a coup erupts, they must flee, sacrificing one of their own in the process. Pursued by Zagaroth's relentless vendetta, they seek refuge with a trusted guardian. But even among their allies, treachery lurks. As they navigate the treacherous landscape of palace politics, they discover hidden strengths, forge unbreakable bonds, and unravel the mysteries of their past. Join Thesra and her companions on a magical journey of loyalty, adventure, and self-discovery.

Rise of the Royal Blue Jaoji - Iheasssai Sword

Thesra was exhausted after the long day of meetings and rituals at the sacred groove. She collapsed unto her bed, ready to sleep for days. As she drifted off, she thought she saw the leader of the mages sitting on her vanity chair in front of the mirror. She shook her head, telling herself it was just a dream. But when she opened her eyes again, there she was, real as life. 


"Greetings, princess," she said, her voice cool and emotionless. 


Thesra sighed in exasperation. The leader of the mages always popped in unannounced, using her powers. 


"You know you can't just enter my room whenever you want!" Thesra said. "You should at least knock, or send a message or something. I don't need you just appearing out of nowhere like this!" 


Yori ignored her protests, turning her attention to the mirror. "This is a fine mirror," she said, running her hand along the frame. "It has great power. I can see so many things in it's reflection." 


EIYA