About
Kena hates mages-which is strange, considering she is quite the mage herself. But despite her gifts, she'd sooner dig her own grave than conform herself to Denwroth's Institute of Arcane and Academia. So when she's forced to break into the lab of a highmage in order to pay off a debt, she hasn't the slightest issue with the crime.
But what Kena doesn't realize is that the man she's stolen from is no ordinary mage.
When Sin Desmond has his work stolen, he is overcome with hate for the thief, a hate that only worsens when the contents of his research are deemed heretical by the Sanctified Root. Now, the only copies rest in the hands of the very criminal who jeopardized his chance for archmage.
A criminal who seems to be the only other person who believes in his work. Thus, a rocky, volatile partnership founded on nothing more than mutual, blasphemous curiosity is born.
As the two work to realize the applications of Sin's theories, they come face-to-face with the true cost of magic and are forced to confront their beliefs. Because what they once believed to be heresy may very well be the thing that saves the world.
Or destroys it.
But what Kena doesn't realize is that the man she's stolen from is no ordinary mage.
When Sin Desmond has his work stolen, he is overcome with hate for the thief, a hate that only worsens when the contents of his research are deemed heretical by the Sanctified Root. Now, the only copies rest in the hands of the very criminal who jeopardized his chance for archmage.
A criminal who seems to be the only other person who believes in his work. Thus, a rocky, volatile partnership founded on nothing more than mutual, blasphemous curiosity is born.
As the two work to realize the applications of Sin's theories, they come face-to-face with the true cost of magic and are forced to confront their beliefs. Because what they once believed to be heresy may very well be the thing that saves the world.
Or destroys it.