StarlitScrolls

DISCLAIMER: THIS BOOK CONTAINS MATURE 

#summoning #reawakening #transmigration #system #greek mythology

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This book is a bit slow paced, but it all adds up at the end‼️

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After Aurelia accidentally summons Hades, she is thrown into a world she never believed existed.

The Underworld? Mount Olympus? The other Greek gods? Absolute madness… until she finds herself standing right in the middle of it all.

Thrown into the depths of prophecy and challenges, Aurelia is forced to navigate a world of ruthless gods, ancient grudges, and deadly betrayals. And at the center of it all stands Hades, the enigmatic and dangerous ruler of the Underworld. He’s cold, calculating, and everything she should fear, yet she finds herself drawn to him in ways she can’t explain.

As if being dragged into a mystical world wasn’t enough, she soon realizes the impossible she is no mere mortal. She is the daughter of two very powerful entities, a lineage powerful enough to shake the very foundations of Olympus.

Oh, and did I mention she shapeshifted into something else? Because, yeah, that too.

With Olympus on the brink of war, the Underworld demanding answers, and secrets unraveling faster than she can keep up, Aurelia must master her newfound abilities and her creatures system before the gods decide she’s more of a threat than an ally. Because in a realm where power is everything, one wrong move could cost her life.

Accidentally Summoning the God of the Underworld

Astrae led them through the glowing pathways of Ephyrae, where the air glimmered with traces of magic. The hidden city was unlike anything Aurelia had ever seen. It was an ethereal sanctuary untouched by time. High above the forest floor, nestled among towering silver-barked trees, were their homes. They were crystal-like pods suspended between branches, glowing softly like captured stardust. Each one reflected the moonlight, resembling hanging jewels in the vast canopy.

Aurelia's eyes widened in awe. "You're telling me we're sleeping in those?" she asked, her voice filled with disbelief.

Astrae chuckled. "They're more comfortable than they look." With a wave of her hand, a translucent staircase of light appeared, spiraling upward toward one of the pods. "Come, you need rest."

Feather light touch