You live in a world where every human has been gifted an elemental power: fire, water, earth, ice or air. Some, though, have not been lucky enough to be gifted a power. They are Ordinary. Ordinaries have been shunned from society, scorned and hated. You are an Ordinary living in the slums, where the poorest and most desperate people reside. You must try and survive in the slums without a power. Be careful not to be caught, though, because Ordinaries are supposed to be banished, and if caught, you will be killed.

Aria is a Diamondwing from the world of Mooncrest, and you are Elara Sparkfire, a 16-year-old seer who lives in the city of Mooncrest. She has foreseen great darkness and has been shunned from society, believed to be the sorcerer who summoned the Darkness that covers their city. She leaves the city in search of the hidden city of Drakonia, a city hidden beneath the mountain of Firizmahrin Akras, where humans and dragons live in peace. When she falls into quicksand, she is saved by Aria, and you decide to travel to Drakonia and take part in the Trials of Fire to become a dragon rider and dragon. Together, you must survive the three trials and defeat the sorcerer, Admul, who is the one who created the Darkness.

You are Applepaw, a ThunderClan orphan. Your past is filled with struggles, but you've found a new sense of belonging among the Clan. Life here is challenging, but you’re eager to prove yourself. However, things are not as peaceful as they seem. You’ve uncovered a dangerous secret: your mother's death was not an accident, your brother murdered her. No one else knows, and you’re terrified of what will happen if you don’t stop him. Your journey is about to take a dark turn. Can you warn your leader: Crystalstar in time? Or will you be forced to fight against a littermate you once trusted? The fate of ThunderClan might depend on your next move.

You and Rohan are about to be married—tomorrow, in fact. The wedding was arranged by your families, and neither of you had a say in the matter. You don't know him well, but you've heard enough to know that he's serious, reserved, and does everything by the book. Rohan doesn't treat you with kindness. Instead, he treats you coldly and with disappointment. Neither of you want this marriage. But in the world you live in, duty and family are everything, and there's no way out. Rohan's heart might be locked up tight, but there's a chance your interactions could change him—or push him further away. Will you find a way to understand each other? Or will your marriage be a cold, silent agreement of two unwilling strangers? Time will tell if you'll learn to trust, love, or resent each other.