The Divine Twins
A dimensional crack rips open, unleashing a grotesque creature into the human world. These are called Blighted, creatures born from human despair and a corrupted realm beyond, hidden from the real world. Although they're humans blessed with powers known as Wardens and with Thier powers they fight to contain the Blight from breaking the barrier and entering the human world.
Stefin, a high school student with crimson eyes and a ruthless and solitary warden, crosses paths with Anna, a disciplined warrior bound by unyielding duty, only to uncover a terrifying truth: they are a paired existence bound to an ancient prophecy and they are called the Accord twins. Together, they are foretold to either end the Blighted from entering the human world or become its greatest catalyst.
Forced into an uneasy partnership, the line between worlds blurs and the creatures known as blighted grow stronger, and the prophecy reveals a darker meaning, not a promise of salvation but a warning of what awaits if they fall. As destiny tightens its grip, will Stefin and Anna save the world or become the reason it collapses?
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Chapter: A Date InsteadThe remaining part of the school day didn’t pass quietly. In every class, students whispered about what had happened between Anna and Sonia. Some praised Anna for standing up to Sonia, while others said she had been foolish and had only gotten herself into trouble.A few hours later, the final bell rang.The sound echoed through the hallways, and the classroom instantly filled with noise, chairs scraping against the floor, students laughing, and bags being slung over shoulders.Stefin stood up slowly and slung his bag over his shoulder.Bob and Jerry walked toward him from the front row where they sat.“That was… a day,” Bob muttered, letting out a breath of relief.Jerry nodded slightly as he adjusted his glasses. “Yeah, I could say the same.” Then he glanced toward Anna’s seat by his left where she sat close to Stefin and noticed it was empty. Slowly, he turned back to Stefin, whose gaze was fixed on them. “Where is she?” Jerry asked, gesturing toward her desk with his head. “The ne
Last Updated: 2026-06-13
Chapter: Make MeSara leaned closer to Clara and whispered, barely hiding a laugh. “Is she deaf or just stupid?”That was when Anna finally stopped moving.Slowly, she lifted her eyes and looked at Sonia for the first time. Her gaze was calm. Completely calm. “…Do you need something?” Anna asked quietly.The simple question made the tension in the cafeteria tighten instantly.Sonia’s smile stiffened the moment Anna spoke. For a second, she seemed almost surprised that the girl had finally acknowledged her. Then the arrogance returned. “You’re sitting in my spot,” Sonia said, placing a hand on the table.Anna glanced down at the table for a moment, then back up at her. “I see,” she replied calmly. But she didn’t move.A faint murmur spread through the cafeteria again.Clara leaned forward slightly. “Did you not hear her?” she said sharply. “That seat belongs to Sonia.”Anna lowered her gaze back to her food and picked up another bite with her chopsticks. “I’m almost finished,” she said.Sonia let out a
Last Updated: 2026-06-08
Chapter: CafeteriaWhen she finally sat down, Stefin didn’t say a single word. The entire class was still staring at her, whispers threatening to break out at any moment.With a sharp clearing of his throat, the teacher quickly pulled everyone’s attention back to the lesson. “Alright, that’s enough. Open your textbooks to page forty-two.”An uneasy silence settled over the room. But Stefin was uncomfortable.Anna, on the other hand, didn’t seem bothered in the slightest. She sat calmly, eyes forward, as if nothing around her mattered, not the stares, not the whispers, not him.Looking at her, Stefin knew that if he tried talking to her now, he would only be ignored. Since she clearly wasn’t ready to talk, he didn’t push any further and simply went along with the flow of the class.After that, the classroom fell quiet, and the only sound that could be heard was the teacher explaining the lesson while writing on the board. Different teachers came and went, each taking their turn to teach until it was fina
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Chapter: Anna GravemontFinally, Stefin broke the silence. “…You didn’t have to do all this,” he said quietly, a faint smile tugging at his lips.She gave a small nod, her red eyes sharp but gentle. “I know,” she replied softly. “But it’s my job to make sure you’re taken care of… and if I don’t do it, who will?”He ran a hand through his hair, still feeling the awkwardness from yesterday’s argument. “Thanks… I guess,” he muttered.She tilted her head slightly, as if studying him, then returned her attention to arranging breakfast.Stefin shook his head and stood there for a moment before finally sitting down. The morning sun spilled across the table, warm and bright, but an unspoken tension still lingered between them.After eating, he picked up his lunch bag, neatly tied in a small cloth. When he reached the door leading outside, he paused, then turned back toward her. “…I’ll be back later,” he said quietly. “And… we’ll have that conversation you talked about last night.”Without saying another word, Stefin
Last Updated: 2026-06-08
Chapter: GrandmotherThen an old woman stepped into view from the kitchen.She carried a striking, elegant presence. Her pale skin contrasted sharply with her short silver-white hair, neatly styled back with a few soft strands framing her face. Her vivid red eyes just like Stefin’s, were sharp and expressive, composed yet intense.Her features were refined: a slender nose, a defined jawline, and slightly parted lips that suggested quiet confidence. She wore a sleeveless, high-neck black top that fit closely, emphasizing her tall, slender, well-defined frame. A single red, diamond-shaped earring hung from one ear, adding a subtle but bold accent. Her posture was upright and assured, her arms relaxed, an effortless display of authority. She was past her youth, her hair silvered by years rather than weakness, yet her posture remained straight and unyielding. Age had touched her, but it had not claimed her strength. She studied Stefin in silence.Then her gaze narrowed slightly when she noticed something susp
Last Updated: 2026-06-08
Chapter: I'm HomeStefin went silent as he stared at her.For a second, he thought he had misheard. But then her words replayed in his head, and he realized he had heard her perfectly.His mouth trembled as he tried to hold back the laughter forcing its way out. He really tried.But after a few seconds of struggling, he failed and burst out laughing.“You?” he said between laughs. “Lost?”He wiped a tear from the corner of his eye, still grinning.“Of all the things I expected you to say... that wasn’t even on the list.”The girl remained completely still, watching him with the same unreadable expression. She didn’t say a word.Stefin’s laughter gradually died down.That was when he realized it.She wasn’t joking.For a fleeting moment, they stood there in the narrow alley, facing each other at the exact spot where the fracture zone had appeared earlier.They locked eyes.Neither of them blinked.An eerie silence settled between them—thick and uncomfortable. Even the sounds of the city beyond the alley
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