Irion LYTHIA

A girl raised to erase herself.
A world reduced to ash.
A destiny that refuses to stay buried.

Kahseleir has lived her life unseen, shaped by expectation and silence.
In Raethea, it is safer to be agreeable—safer to be empty, safer not to feel at all.

But when a cataclysmic explosion wipes out almost everyone she’s ever known, Kahseleir wakes in a metal chamber beside the only person who ever felt like home: Serba, the silent staff worker who never spoke.

Except here, she does.

The confinement is comfortable.
The captivity is not.

When a man clad in sentient armour appears and tells them Raethea is gone, Kahseleir thinks the nightmare has reached its end.
Until the door opens… and she steps into a world too bright, too alive, too wrong to be real.

Colours sharpen.
Her senses ignite.
The world hums against her skin, recognising her before she recognises herself.

Thousands of survivors.
A new world called Lythia.
A truth no one is ready to face.

Their entire existence was a lie—and someone was not expecting her.

Kahseleir is taken before a figure whose presence almost sends her to her knees—not in fear, not in awe, but in a recognition she cannot explain. He watches her as if she is a memory he never forgot.

In Caelith, the city where survivors are trained and taught the secrets of the upper realms, Kahseleir’s body begins to betray her:

strength that shouldn’t exist,
instincts she never learned,
and fractures in her thoughts that don’t feel like her own.

As the hidden architecture of the realms unravels, Kahseleir faces a possibility more dangerous than death:

What if she is not merely surviving the end of her world—
but returning to her beginning?

Some destinies are inherited.
Kahseleir Danvéire’s is remembered.

Perfect for fans of slow-burn cosmic romance, world-shifting mysteries, ancient bloodlines, and heroines who tear apart their own fate.

Content Notes:
Contains: explicit sexual content, sensual scenes, violence, dark thematic elements, mature psychological themes, emotional intensity, adult fantasy themes, and worldbuilding with mythic + romantic undertones.
Recommended for adult readers (18+). Not suitable for young adult audiences.