Everyone knows that centaurs carry off young women, but when Bree meets a stallion in the wilderness, he’s kinder and more interesting than any of the estate’s highborn visitors. He can’t be the monster that her brother describes.
But Dale the centaur has a secret: he needs a woman to transform into a centaur to save his young son.
Both families are torn and broken by the conflict between species. Bree could find healing and redemption among the centaurs, but how much should she change for a chance at a new beginning?
Introducing the Ecrutians, a once powerful and dominant race of magic users on Earth. They were superior to humans, treating them as pawns in their games. However, as time passed, the Ecrutians grew complacent, allowing arrogance and self-importance to consume them. Some Ecrutians of the race became driven by a lust for power, leading them down a destructive path.
Thie, one of the most potent Ecrutians, possessed the unique ability to create life. His staff, infused with powerful enchantments, also held dangerous spells. Seeing the decline of their kingdom, Thie decides to form an alliance with three other powerful magic users: Lotus, Os, and Irenia, despite their stark differences.
Lotus, an Ecrutian sorceress, exuded a pleasant countenance, a flirtatious manner, and a fanciful demeanor. Os, a formidable warrior, was over eight feet tall, with intimidating, dark eyes and a perpetually scowling expression. Ireniashe, an ancient wizardess, was clumsy and socially awkward but deeply loved peace and cherished all forms of life.
The four magic users united their powers and formed a fearsome entity named Thire-los. With the combined strength channeled through Thie's staff, they became an unstoppable force. Under their rule, an order was swiftly restored to the Ecrutian kingdom.
Introducing the Mejuarian, god-like creatures living on the planet Ercutis in a near-perfect world. They possess a unique combination of animal and divine qualities, living harmoniously in a hierarchical society under the beloved rule of their king and queen. This utopian existence allows the Mejuarian to reach extraordinary levels of spiritual consciousness.
However, their idyllic life is disrupted when they discover that an asteroid is on a collision course with their village, posing a threat to their long history and existence. With limited time to react, the Mejuarian devise a plan to relocate their entire population, along with those bound to them by magical powers, to the lands of their allies and trade partners, the Dragonors- don.
While the plan initially seems successful, a miscalculation by a Mejuarian scientist leads to the early arrival of the asteroid's shockwave. As a result, one of the twelve ships carrying the nests, where Mejuarian offspring are traditionally birthed, crashes onto Earth. During the descent, a piece of the broken altar is dragged into space, and two of its occupants are left behind.
On Earth, a family grieving the loss of their mother, consisting of Hubert, a local veterinarian, and his two children Ren and Brooklyn, are spending a day near a local lake to find solace. During their exploration, Ren stumbles upon the charred nests from the Mejuarian ship crash and becomes intrigued by them. Hubert, being a curious veterinarian, brings the nests back to his facility and attempts to identify them using the available written and photographic resources of the 1960s.
Unable to determine the nature of the nests, Hubert ponders over their mysterious origin and wonders what they truly are.
In ancient times on Earth, a race known as Dragonors lived and followed a tradition where individuals competed in rigorous games of cunning and abilities to gain recognition and status within their village. These competitions culminated in a battle riding a dragon, with the winner being granted high regard in the community.
Luken, a blacksmith who desired to marry Talulah, the daughter of Ephenio, the lord of the village, participated in these games. Despite lacking experience in dragon-riding. Their happiness is short-lived as men invade their once pristine swamplands, leading to Talulah's death. In response, the Dragonor Lords decide to leave Earth rather than unleash destruction upon the invaders. Along their journey, they encounter an unexpected alliance with the Mejuarian, a different group known for their unique traits. The Dragonors and Mejuarian form deep friendships and familial bonds, and their unity prompts them to assist the Mejuarian king in rescuing his missing offspring, known as mewlings.
Meanwhile, on Earth in 1960, a boy named Ren discovers two nests while exploring near a lake. His veterinarian father takes an interest in them and brings them to his facility for further investigation. Ren initially fears that they are UFOs capable of body-snatching, but his fears dissipate when the creatures within the nests hatch and reveal themselves as intelligent and adorable beings reminiscent of rare puppies.
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