β Scribed by J E Mueller
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A grave danger arrives from the other side. As demons try to steal and recruit helpless souls, Tella does whatever she can to find a way to help the souls cross over. Will Tella learn more of her gift in time or will she join the lost souls like those who tried before her?
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