Myron Satchell

After a brutal war in which the Devas nearly exterminated the Asura, a forbidden love blossoms between sworn enemies. The Devas, who once participated in the destruction of villages, and the Asura Mairon, who hide their true identities, find solace in each other.

Their fragile happiness comes to an end when, during a heartfelt conversation by the river, Myron shares his most painful memory—the death of his family. With horror, Deva realizes that she was the one who commanded that fateful assault and saw him among the rubble.

Having shattered his illusions, she appears to him in her true form—the very one imprinted in his memory as a nightmare. Rage and pain overwhelm Myron. Taking on his menacing form, he knocks her down, squeezing her throat with his hands.

But his soul is torn between his vow of vengeance and his love for the woman who became both his executioner and his salvation. Their tragedy abruptly ends—in a ringing silence where the grief of the past wars with the sense of the present.