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Prince Jael of the Severin crosses into Earth once more—but this time, something crosses with him. London greets him with light, movement, and a world that bends too easily beneath his power. The air yields where it should resist. Reflections falter. Space itself seems to listen. Beneath the surface of this modern realm, something watches from the fractures between worlds.

Prince Jael of the Severin never meant to unlock the Crimson Gateway beneath his parents’ castle. The portals had been sealed for millennia. Only the female Fae of Caldaen were meant to wield dream-sorcery. Jael forced himself into lucidity, crossed the gateway, and emerged in a mirrored Oxford. The Severin once roamed the ten Clone-Earths for ages, until a Pagan witch and a Catholic monk worked together to seal the Crimson Gateways centuries ago. Now Jael has reopened the path for his people to feed on souls once more—and reclaim their lost immortality.

Prince Jael of the Severin opened the Crimson Gateway—and learned too late that some doors do not close the way they should. Trapped on his own world, Jael cannot return to Earth, nor can any of his kind. The Gateway now runs only one way, spilling human migrants into the valleys of Caldaen by the wagonload. Camps burn through the night. Villages grow resentful. Rebels are remembered as martyrs. And every new arrival is another weight on a realm already fractured by fire and loss. Jael mourns his mother and youngest sister, killed because of the breach he forced open.