When Eden Grylls received the Hogwarts admission letter brought by a raven, he thought he was about to step into the magical palace in a fairy tale.
However, in his eyes, the world presented a different scene: indescribable tiny tentacles crawled in the gaps between the masonry of the castle walls; hidden in the shadows of the professors were contracts signed with ancient beings; and the fireworks that exploded when the students waved their wands were essentially whispers that distorted reality.
The Sorting Hat screamed in horror in his ear: "You don't belong to any house! You have... The breath of the old days!"
It turns out that Eden is no ordinary wizard. Deep in his soul, sleeps "knowledge" that comes from the depths of the universe and is enough to collapse the entire magical world. His magic does not come from a wand, but from looking directly at "truth" - a truth that can drive those who witness it crazy.
In his eyes, the immortality pursued by the Dark Lord Voldemort is just a ritual of sacrifice to some great beings; in his eyes, the order protected by Dumbledore is just a layer of window paper as thin as cicada paper, wrapped in fear.
In order not to be defined as a "monster to be destroyed" by the Ministry of Magic, Eden must learn to disguise. While he juggles Hermione's thirst for knowledge, Luna's intuition, and the silver eyes of an original heroine, a Veela-Thestral hybrid girl who can see death, he is searching for his own place in forbidden knowledge:
Since the world is a waking nightmare, why not become the nightmare itself?
Reader comments
It's a pretty good book. It would be even better if the protagonist turns against everyone in the end. I want to see the Great Old Ones awaken [smile]
How should I put it? A lot of things have been changed, but you can still watch it.
It's such an abstract book, and the descriptions are also very specific. It seems that the author usually sees some special things. Although it looks a bit like a picture of hell, I still want to continue reading [I learned it]
It's a pretty good book. It would be even better if the protagonist turns against everyone in the end. I want to see the Great Old Ones awaken [smile]
How should I put it? A lot of things have been changed, but you can still watch it.
It's such an abstract book, and the descriptions are also very specific. It seems that the author usually sees some special things. Although it looks a bit like a picture of hell, I still want to continue reading [I learned it]