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An eagle with a human soul, a magical weapon that can bring the dead back to life, a king hidden under a cowardly appearance... Legend has it that the human soul is controlled by the goddess Weaver. Her warp is shaped by the dreams of the living, and the weft is drawn from the memory of the dead. If a stubborn soul is unwilling to leave this world, it must pay a terrible price. Two sisters, Roa and Ashe, were born with a spiritual connection. Sister Ashe died to save Dax, the heir to the throne of Felgard, but she was nostalgic for the world and her soul was trapped in an eagle. When Dax begged Roa for help in overthrowing his cruel father, Roa made him a deal: If he chose her as his queen, she would give him the troops he needed. But after Roa sacrificed everything, Dax's promise remained unfulfilled, and her people continued to suffer. Then an opportunity presents itself to right a wrong - a chance for Loa to rid herself of Dax and save her beloved sister, but saving her sister's soul requires destroying another soul. All Roa has to do is find the Skyweaver Knife, which can bring people back to life, and then kill Dax. At this time, the bound soul began to show its terrifying power, and the wise king began to shed his cowardly disguise...

At first, the elder was lonely, so he created two companions for himself. He created the first companion from the sky and vitality, named Namsala; he created the second companion from blood and moonlight, named Iskali. Wherever Namsala brings joy and love, Iskali brings destruction and death. Asha, the daughter of the legendary King Felgard, grew up to become the most powerful dragon slayer in the land, earning her the title "Iskali". Asha continues to slay dragons for the king, but still cannot escape the fate that awaits her - marrying the cruel commander Yarek on her father's orders - unless she can return to the palace within seven days with the head of Mujin, the most powerful dragon ancestor. In order to break off the engagement, Asha decided to go hunting Mujin. Before setting off, her brother Dax begged her to rescue a slave, Toven, from Alec. Asha rescued Towen and then found Mujin. When she had the opportunity to exchange Mujin's life for her own freedom, she discovered that all the stories her father had told her were lies, and that she had been used as a tool by her father. With Toven's help, Asha gradually got rid of the shackles of the "Iskali" role. While uniting with her brother to openly confront her father and Alek, she also opened her heart to face love, light, and the cruel truth that had always been far away from her.