Before stepping into Sam’s world, here’s what you need to know:
- Sessians Aren’t Exactly Human.
Sessians may look like regular people, but their blood carries Vril—a powerful energy source that fuels their abilities. Some control fire. Some command plants. Others move objects with their minds. - Vril Determines Everything.
At Kraehlings, your status, future, and even how teachers treat you all depend on your Vril. The stronger and more useful it is, the higher you rank. No Vril? Good luck fitting in. - Not Everyone Belongs at Kraehlings.
The school isn’t for ordinary humans. If you’re here, you have Sessian blood—even if you didn’t know it. But watch out if you’re a halfie or you’re likely to be labeled “Vril Challenged”—whatever that means. - Something Sinister Lurks in the Shadows.
People go missing at Kraehlings. No, they haven’t transferred — students just vanish without a trace. No one talks about it. No one asks questions. But Sam and their friends intend to find out why. - Mean Girls Still Exist—Even in Fantasy Schools.
Meet Tiffany—queen of Kraehlings, blessed with the strongest Vril, and a superiority complex to match. Sam and their crew? Definitely not part of her elite circle. - The Underdogs Aren’t as Weak as They Seem.
Sam’s friends—Cyber, Freak, and Kestra—don’t fit the school’s definition of elite. But they have their own skills, and they don’t play by the rules. - The Rainbow Tadpoles Are More Than a Joke.
Vril Day is Kraehlings’ biggest event, and the “Rainbow Tadpoles” are the team for, well… the “special” students. But labels mean nothing when you’re about to shock the entire school. - Not All Monsters Have Fangs.
The most terrifying creatures don’t always lurk in the dark. Sometimes, they wear expensive suits. Sometimes, they serve five-star meals. - The Truth is Dangerous.
The deeper Sam digs, the clearer it becomes—someone wants the truth buried. And they’re willing to do anything to keep it that way. - This Is Just the Beginning.
Sam’s story isn’t just about surviving Kraehlings. It’s about changing it. But taking on an entire system comes with a price. And not everyone makes it out alive.