LOGINSixteen-year-old Aria Blackwell is the billionaire’s forgotten daughter—unwanted, unseen, and emotionally discarded after her father remarries and starts a new, perfect family. Left to battle her loneliness in silence, Aria begins noticing strange things happening when she loses control of her emotions—things that shouldn't be possible. After a terrifying incident forces her expulsion from yet another private school, a black envelope arrives with no return address. Its message is simple: Welcome to Blackmoor Academy. Hidden deep in the mountains, Blackmoor isn’t listed anywhere. Its students aren’t normal. And neither, Aria learns, is she. Three dangerously beautiful boys seem to know exactly who she is. They say she’s Starborn—a girl tied to an ancient prophecy that could tip the balance between realms. Her powers are awakening, her soul marked, and her heart torn. One boy wants to love her. The others might destroy her. But none of them are ready for what Aria truly is becoming. When her magic explodes during a duel and a dark sigil blazes onto her wrist, everything changes. The boys kneel. The academy trembles. And the hunt for her soul begins. At Blackmoor, love is lethal, secrets are sacred, and fate has teeth. Aria was never meant to survive in this world. She was meant to rule it.
View MoreChapter One Hundred and Seventy-Nine****The sky bled silver.The Eclipse is finally here.The moment the moon swallowed the sun, and the entire world .The ground of the academy became heavy. The Great Bell that was already cracked scattered into dust. Students screamed, professors vanished into hidden wards, and the air itself turned thick with ash and static.Morwen walked through the chaos like a queen returning to her throne.Behind her, the Pit of Echoes vomited forth everything she’d summoned: Ash-Wraiths howling in dead tongues, Bone Speakers chanting from rib cages, the Hollow Flame writhing like a serpent made of smoke and spite. The Heartstone pulsed in her chest, its hunger finally satisfied now, it burned with purpose.She was going to the Door.And she wasn’t asking anymore.The pendant burned against my chest before I even opened my eyes.I gasped, sitting up in the obsidian chamber as Jason and Kael jolted awake beside me.“She’s going there,” I said, voice raw. “To t
Chapter One Hundred and Seventy-Eight****In her chamber, Morwen stood before the scrying mirror, watching me.She saw me sitting still and calm.And she smiled.“Good,” she whispered. “Now you understand. To rule, you must stop caring.”She turned to the Heartstone, now pulsing in a cage of ribs on her altar.“Soon,” she murmured. “Soon, the Door will have no choice but to open for me… because I’ll bring it a key made of screams.”Outside, the wind howled.One day left.....Just one more sunrise before the sky bleeds silver and the veil shatters.And Morwen was really doing too much, she was busy unleashing.By morning, she’d dragged eight more students into the Pit of Echoes. Not quietly this time.She paraded them through the courtyard like offerings, their mouths sewn shut with black thread, eyes wide with silent terror. Blood dripped from their fingertips, painting the stone in jagged lines of prophecy only she could read.She wasn’t just gathering power anymore.She was becoming
Chapter One Hundred and Seventy-Seven****At midnight I couldn't sleep, I stood at my window again, but this time, the air felt totally wrong, everything stood still as if time itself had paused.And then the screaming started.Not one voice. Dozens of voices,echoing from the west dorms to the Ash House. I ran out of my dorm even before Jason even knocked.By the time we reached the courtyard, the chaos was already spreading like fire through dry grass.“Five students are missing,” a sobbing first-year stammered to a circle of panicked students. “They were just here, and suddenly they were gone."Kael’s face went blue. “Not gone. Taken.”Jason grabbed my arm, his voice low. “Morwen is escalating.”I nodded my head in agreement.I looked towards the far end of the courtyard, Morwen was dressed in black mist and flanked by three Ash-Wraith, and she was smiling.Her eyes were void-black, dotted with dying stars,she looked at me across the chaos and gave me a clear message."I can tak
Chapter One Hundred and Seventy-Six****The next day,we stood in the training yard, sweat already dripping from our brows before the sun had fully risen. Jason moved like liquid shadow, Kael’s strikes precise as flame-tongue lashes, and I didn’t just move. I flowed. Storm and fire no longer fought for space inside me. They danced.And then Lira came sprinting across the yard like the ground was burning under her.“Aria!” she called, stopping in front of me with a heavy breath. Her eyes were wide,and frantic. “Where have you been? headmistress and I searched everywhere for you, she went to your dorm, the library, and even questioned your professors! She thought you vanished...you and Jason and Kael are like ghosts!”I wiped my brow with the back of my hand and smiled. Not cruelly and not kindly either, Just… calmly.“I’ve been here, Lira,” I said. “Same as always., we didn't vanish anywhere.”She blinked. “But your dorm was empty throughout the day.”“Was it?” I tilted my head. “Mayb
Chapter One Hundred and Fifty-Nine****I didn’t go to the Observatory. I don't care what the person doing this will do next but I'm not going to allow whoever to put me into a toy to play around with.I stayed in my dorm, shadows coiled tight around the bed like armor, heart pounding so hard like
Chapter One Hundred and Fifty-Eight****I walked back to my dorm since I couldn't see who it was.I barely slept.Every time I closed my eyes, I saw the smoking letters that sank into the oak: “YOU CAN’T RUN FROM ME, I KNOW EVERYTHING.”The laugh echoed in my skull,cold, hollow, and hungry .I tri
Chapter One Hundred and Fifty-Seven****The note was still in my palm like a brand. I just stood there staring at the note longer than I should, my hand trembling like I had just seen my death sentence.I read the note again, each line felt like a heavy stone tied around my neckThe last words "Me
Chapter One Hundred and Fifty-Six****The academy gates loomed ahead,tall, silver, and humming with the Heartstone’s golden pulse. I stepped out of the car before it fully stopped, my boots crunching on the gravel, my back pack hanging over my shoulder like I never left.And just like that, I slip
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