Camellia in the Palm: The Wizarding World's Redeeming Star

I think it’d be better if everyone didn’t read my novel. After all, even I find it hard to know what to say when I read it 😒😓😓, so please don’t read it. My novel is about as brainless as it gets 🌚🌝. I recommend reading novels by other authors instead 🌚🌝. Their novels are much better.

When Elliot Black, blessed with the peerless beauty of a Veela queen and the innate ability to hear the voices of all things, steps into Hogwarts, he is destined to become the brightest star. The camellia blossoms in his palm grant him the miracle of reversing death, and resurrection comes without a price, though it draws the covetous eyes of the darkness. Wood is captivated by his Quidditch talent, Sirius gets his life back thanks to him, and Cedric is reborn in the heart of his flower. Harry, Ron, and the twins keep feeding him sweets, while even Percy’s strictness makes an exception for him.

Yet his painless body hides a crisis, and whispers of jealousy take root in the shadows. When the Dark Mark once again stains the sky red, Elliot squanders camellia petals that represent his life, again and again. Voldemort’s fury cannot understand it: “You could have lived forever!” Yet Elliot smiles amid the fading lights. “Love is much more interesting than immortality, Tom.” This is the epic of a peerless savior, with camellias as his promise and love as his name, inscribing the gentlest and most resolute miracle in the magical world.

This is my first time writing a novel. If you don’t like it, I’m sorry. Please forgive me 😭