Adventures of Reya

Reya is a ten thousand years old vampire who had her birth process churned anew before being abandoned at a foster home.

She grows up with a human family, however due to the memory loss attained during the procedure, she grew up human not knowing her abilities as a night creature.

One day she witnesses a murder from the top of a mountain between three men, one of whom got killed and turned to dust piquing her curiosity.

Stealing away from her siblings watchful eyes, she climbs down the cliff to investigate what had transpired only to fall to her death.

This was supposed to be the end of her story, notwithstanding, the fall only succeeded in activating her vampiric nature healing her fatal injuries instantly.

Looking around, she found Ramul a strange boy who was still new to town with a girl whose face was hidden with a piece of cloth over her mouth.

While their presence wasn’t overwhelming, their actions afterwards definitely was supernatural with the duo displaying extraordinary abilities.

Ramul puts her to sleep disappearing into the night with the strange girl causing her to wake up the next day in her bed surrounded by her family.

Henrietta a dark mage is summoned only to reveal that she is a dark creature to the shock of her mother.

Not wanting to kill anyone in her family, she takes the bold choice to run away from home in terms of protecting everyone.

During her flight she encounters Ramul, the strange girl and a man who claimed to be her siblings, prompting them to tell her their history when they find out her memories had not yet been retrieved.

This leads her to follow them back to their castle in the dark forest as she finds out she had been in existence for thousands of years as a Primordial vampire — the first set of vampires to be created — as well as been married to a dark mage called Aaron.

Everything starts getting complicated while she tries to navigate her way through the mythical world, protecting both human and mythical worlds from old threats which loom over them.