A century ago, Ehecatl and Xiuhcoatl’s love story inspired both good and evil. Despite the overwhelming oppositions, they eloped into a region that knew only peace and harmony; breathing only for each other. However, the advent of Xiuhcoatl’s enraged betrothal, Ophiuchus, suddenly shorten their promising fate. Ophiuchus punished them—trapping their human souls into the bodies of two monstrous dragons. Furthermore, Ophiuchus created a dimension that imprisoned Xiuhcoatl alongside him. In the interim, Ehecatl remained in the world where his devotion was forbidden. For generations, Ehecatl seeks a way back to Xiuhcoatl only to become wary and naturally, any humanity left begins to fade.

In modern time, a peculiar man on the back of a heavily armored boar approaches Eunji. Though the lad possesses a gentle mien the very few words he utter instantly destroyed that image she had of him, “So, you’re the puny Witch I must bring to him,”

“To who?”

“Ehecatl,”