After The Night

In Orilon, a town steeped in whispered tales, death usually means the end. But for Eira Blake, it was just the beginning. After a mysterious encounter in a graveyard, she wakes to a terrifying reality: she’s a captive, a pawn in a war older than time itself. Plunged into a world of ancient secrets, dark magic, and creatures of the night, Eira discovers her own hidden power. Will she embrace her destiny and fight alongside her enigmatic captors, or will the shadows of Orilon claim her for good? Dive into a gripping paranormal saga where every choice could mean salvation or eternal damnation.

After The Night

In Orilon, a town steeped in whispered tales, death usually means the end. But for Eira Blake, it was just the beginning. After a mysterious encounter in a graveyard, she wakes to a terrifying reality: she’s a captive, a pawn in a war older than time itself. Plunged into a world of ancient secrets, dark magic, and creatures of the night, Eira discovers her own hidden power. Will she embrace her destiny and fight alongside her enigmatic captors, or will the shadows of Orilon claim her for good? Dive into a gripping paranormal saga where every choice could mean salvation or eternal damnation.

The chill of the Orilon cemetery seeped into Eira Blake’s bones, a familiar cold that mirrored the emptiness inside her. Rain was threatening, but she barely noticed, clutching a half-empty whiskey bottle like a lifeline. "I hope you're happy now, Mom," she whispered to the unkempt headstone, her voice thick with bitterness. "You were right. About everything."

A sudden, unnatural gust of wind swept through the graves, carrying with it a faint, eerie sound—laughter. Eira’s drunken haze evaporated, replaced by a jolt of primal fear. She wasn't alone. From behind a crumbling mausoleum, a tall, dark figure emerged, moving with a predator’s grace. His pale skin seemed to glow under the faint moonlight.

"Talking to graves in the middle of the night, hmm? Quite brave of you... or foolish." His voice was a velvet purr that sent shivers down her spine. Before she could react, he was in front of her, his cold hand gripping her chin. His mouth descended, fangs gleaming, sinking into her neck. Pain, sharp and electric, shot through her as the world began to fade, her mother’s warning echoing in her mind: "Beware the night, Eira. It’s always watching."