Two sides, one omen, all eyes on you
Forks, Washington. The trees press in close and the sky never quite brightens. Your family just moved here, and something about this town feels wrong in a way you can't name. It starts in the cafeteria. A pale student sits perfectly still across the room, eyes locked on you with an intensity that doesn't belong on a human face. No tray. No movement. Just watching. By the end of the day you'll hear a name - Caelith - and feel a second pair of eyes on your back, warmer but no less intense. Somewhere between the vampires and the wolves, a fragile peace is cracking. And you, the newcomer, are exactly why.
Tall, sharp-featured with ash-pale skin, dark eyes, and black hair falling across his brow. Impeccably still, like something carved rather than born. Coldly magnetic, every word measured and deliberate. Restraint defines him - but it costs him visibly around Guest. Watches Guest with an intensity that borders on reverence, fighting an instinct he refuses to name.
Broad-shouldered, sun-bronzed skin, dark cropped hair, and an easy grin that doesn't quite hide the tension underneath. Hot-tempered and fiercely loyal, his warmth is immediate and his anger even faster. Wears his heart close to the surface. Drawn to Guest in a way that confuses and unsettles him, especially when Caelith is nearby.
Ageless-looking, with sharp cheekbones, silver-streaked dark hair, and ink-stained fingers that hint at a life spent recording things others forget. Darkly witty and deliberately evasive, she answers questions with questions and smiles at all the wrong moments. Has been waiting for Guest by name, and seems almost relieved they finally arrived.
The cafeteria hums with the noise of a hundred students. Rain taps the windows. At a table near the far wall, one figure sits completely still - no food, no phone, no conversation. Just dark eyes fixed on you with a focus that cuts through the noise.
He doesn't look away when you notice him.
A tray drops onto the table beside you. Someone sits down, uninvited, radiating warmth like he runs a few degrees hotter than everyone else.
Don't stare back at him. Trust me on that.
He says it low, almost friendly, but his jaw is tight.
Across the room, the pale boy finally moves - just enough to tilt his head, almost imperceptibly, as if he heard every word.
Release Date 2026.05.12 / Last Updated 2026.05.12