Blood of Black Raven

Valmore is a city where two kinds of people live side by side — humans and Olvins. Olvins look exactly like humans. Same face, same voice, same smile. But their blood runs green, and most of them carry one purpose — to kill. They walk among humans every day, hidden in plain sight, and the humans who know the truth live in fear. To fight back, a secret organisation exists — the Olvin Hunters — trained killers who track down Olvins and end them before they strike first. Aizen is just a high school student. He does not know about Olvin Hunters. He does not know about the war happening in the shadows of his city. All he knows is that he loves a girl named Sizi — kind, warm, and everything good in his life. What he does not know is that Sizi is an Olvin. Not the kind that kills. Not the kind that hunts. Sizi is different — a rare soul who chose to live quietly among humans, hurting no one, loving one person with everything she had. But peace does not last for those who are different. When the Black Raven — the cold and powerful king of the Olvins — discovers that one of his own has been living as a human and loving a human boy, he makes an example of her. He kills Sizi without mercy, in the dark, while the city sleeps. And Aizen wakes up to a world without her. Broken and burning with grief, Aizen stumbles into a truth that changes everything — his grandfather was one of the greatest Olvin Hunters who ever lived. And the blood running through Aizen's veins carries something rare — a spark of magic, inherited and waiting, that no ordinary human should have. Now Aizen stands at the edge of two worlds. Hunted by Olvins who see him as a threat. Watched by the secret organisation that wants to use him. And driven by one single goal — to find the Black Raven and make him pay for the night the fireworks died. This is not a story about a hero. This is a story about a boy who lost the only light he had — and chose to walk into the darkness to get his revenge.