“Here we are, intertwined in an undetermined fate.”
Shiera is enamored by a children’s story—in her teenage years, no less. She won’t admit it to her twin brother Kori, but the old tales of humans and spirits fascinate her, distract her from her boring life on Earth. She holds out hope that one day, she’ll be able to visit the world of her dreams.
But when her dreams do come true, she finds only a chromatic nightmare. Thrust into an ages-old race war she’s fighting for no one but herself, she makes a desperate agreement with an evil spirit in an attempt to turn her situation around.
Despite her new abilities, she’s still lost. Everyone she meets seems to have some sort of vendetta, whether it be against the other race or members of their own. The human government hones in on her spectral connections, and suddenly she’s not sure which side she’s really on.
Who can you trust in a world turned against you?
ATTENTION! This is the first book in the Tetraprisma series, and thus the most reasonable point to start at. Note that it’s pretty old, so some minor parts of it may be retconned by future installments. Earlier chapters are being edited and republished to account for this.
Any chapters with the (Redux) tag were rewritten within a few days of their initial release. Usually this was because I decided I wanted to take the story in another direction.
Any chapters with the |REDUX| tag have been recently rewritten. These are for continuity fixes and to fix some overarching problems with the story.
This book was previously known as Mahō no Gakkō. Any reference to it by this title is still valid, but you have permission to call people geezers for it.
This experience has been invaluable to me. I’m so glad I’ve finally completed this project—I’ve met so many friends along the way, and from the bottom of my heart, I thank all of you.
Stand together, always and forever.
-Arufa
ATTENTION! This is the first book in the Tetraprisma series, and thus the most reasonable point to start at. Note that it’s pretty old, so some minor parts of it may be retconned by future installments. Earlier chapters are being edited and republished to account for...
