Mystical Reality
Mystical Reality

Mystical Reality

Synopsis

Enmya Vambaya. This name belongs to an unusual girl. Bronze Elf, Princess of Dullader. Daughter of Rhastan Luani and Vállys Vambraya. Vallys. The one who died before meeting the little child she bore. Enmya lived feeling guilty for her mother's death. Killed by a Devastus when she was only four months pregnant with Enmya. Rhastan prayed and was able to save his daughter's life, but his wife was already beyond the walls of the Otherworld. Devastus wanted to cause old Rhastan to suffer. And he succeeded, however, not in the way he imagined. Enmya martyrs herself for her mother's death. Is it really her fault?

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