The wind swept through the trees at Chiyu Academy, carrying the scent of summer and an abnormality that was hard to detect. Si Yang, a boy in black-rimmed glasses who habitually hid behind his books, should have lived in a world of equations, history, and quiet cafés. But some kind of “error” was quietly eating away at the fabric of everyday life: purple flowers in the courtyard gleamed with cold metallic light; the cafeteria food gave off a sweet, bloody smell that shouldn’t exist; the walls of the old teaching building whispered when no one was around; and the air in the library trembled with an invisible resonance… His perception, sharper than any ordinary person’s, picked up on every detail. He examined them like pieces in a finely constructed chess game, only to discover that beyond the board lay an abyss known as “Honkai.” The fates of the girls around him began to waver as well. Behind Kiana’s energy lurked confusion; dangerous sparks of electricity flickered within Mei’s gentleness; and Bronya’s silence concealed a gaze that saw through everything. Si Yang was only human. He hesitated and felt afraid, and he wasn’t good at expressing himself. Yet as he drew closer to the truth and danger, time and again, he was pushed into the spotlight. Could his calm observations, awkward kindness, and courage quietly growing at crucial moments protect those small, precious lights?
Come on, it looks really good.
Very beautiful, really a good book. Come on, author!