She wasn't supposed to be here. She wasn't supposed to survive. She definitely wasn't supposed to fall in love.
Alya was just a girl on a bus, heading to a New Year's party. Then came the crash. Then came the light. Then came the two strangers — battle mages who accidentally summoned her with a forbidden spell meant for a demon.
Instead of a demon, they got her. And she killed the monster they couldn't.
Now she's stranded in Aranum — a world of magic, court intrigue, and ancient conspiracies. She doesn't understand the language, doesn't know the rules, and doesn't care. She has a sharp tongue, zero fear, and a talent for explosions (both magical and social).
She survives a sacrifice. She falls for a red-haired baron with a tragic smile. But behind the glittering balls and whispered secrets, a conspiracy is brewing. Someone wants the throne. And someone wants her dead.
She's not a hero. She's a catastrophe. And that's her best quality.
