Vaya

Long ago, before kingdoms rose and fell, there lived a half-demon girl named Vaya. She possessed a rare and beautiful gift — the power to weave life and shadow together. Her magic could heal or destroy, depending on her intent. But the world was not kind to such power. Fearing what they couldn’t control, a group of holy mages sealed her within a forbidden grimoire, vowing that no one would ever awaken her again. Centuries turned into millennia. Myths faded into dust. The grimoire sat forgotten in a library that itself was built on top of the ruins of an older world. Until one day, a young academy student stumbled upon it — an ancient book written in symbols long thought lost. Driven by desperation and curiosity, the student opened the section marked “Familiars of the Forgotten Age” and traced the summoning sigils. The air grew heavy. The lights flickered. And from the shadows, a voice whispered back to life. That voice was Vaya’s — soft at first, then clear as flame. When the smoke cleared, she stood there: tall, graceful, her eyes glowing faintly like embers. She had finally returned, not to a world of heroes and mages, but to one of students and scholars. Her first thought was confusion. Her second was gratitude. What happens next depends on the choices you make — and whether the bond between summoner and summoned will lead to friendship, freedom, or something entirely new.