The Gods fought back. The first war began—a war so fierce it shattered the earth itself. Mountains crumbled, seas boiled, and the sky burned with fire. For thousands of years the battle raged, and in every clash, newly born human souls became its victims.
From that chaos emerged one of the greatest horrors the world had ever known: the Soul Eaters.
They were no ordinary demons. They were corrupted souls that devoured not only flesh but the very essence of humanity. Once a person was touched by them, their soul would be torn apart, their body would wither, and their eyes would turn hollow—as if life had never existed within them. What remained was an empty shell, a puppet moved by darkness, walking among humans unnoticed, waiting for the next moment to feed.
Even the Gods trembled before them. Unlike other demons, the Soul Eaters could never truly be destroyed. Their bodies could be annihilated, but their souls would return to the shadows, waiting to be reborn—like a fire that dies for a moment, only to blaze brighter when the wind blows again.
Behind the modern world lies a fragile veil separating humanity from ancient darkness.
As the soul-devouring creatures—Soul Eaters—rise once more, Sylia Veyra discovers that within her is sealed the soul of a mysterious man: Draziel, the Demon King who was once a God.
Between light and darkness, Sylia must choose—reject the voice within or embrace the power that could both save and destroy her.
"When the veil falls, who will truly own your soul?"
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