The Thread That Holds the Realms
Aistriana Sylveth is not introduced as a beginning.
She is introduced as a continuation.
Former Queen of the Fairies, she stands at the crossing of bloodlines that were never meant to meet: Sun Elf and Moon Elf, Werelynx, Vampire. A tribrid not by ambition, but by inheritance, born of a forbidden love that once threatened to fracture the balance of the realms themselves.
She carries that legacy quietly.
At 748 years old, Aistriana appears no older than a woman in her mid-thirties, yet her presence is layered with centuries of decisions, losses, and alliances. Once crowned Queen of the Fairies, she ruled not through conquest, but through binding, weaving fragile accords between powers that did not trust one another. It is why she came to be known as She Who Threaded Realms.
But threads come at a cost.
Ancient magic settles heavily in her bones. Political responsibility leaves little room for softness. And grief: unprocessed, unspoken, fractures her inner world more deeply than any war ever could. What she lost is not easily named, and what remains is a woman who learned that love can destabilize worlds just as easily as it can save them.
So she locks her heart behind duty.
Not out of coldness.
Out of survival.
When the triad bond awakens: binding her to Kael, Aedric, and Vharon, it does not arrive as salvation. It arrives as a reckoning. Three soul-bonds do not promise balance; they demand it. They force her to face a future she never asked for, and a past she has never truly buried.
Aistriana does not seek peace as an ideal.
She understands it as labor.
“Peace is not the absence of pain.
It’s what we choose to build in spite of it.”
This is where her story begins.
Not with innocence, but with endurance.
Not with prophecy, but with choice.
Her journey begins in The Whisper War, where grief, silence, and awakening bonds first collide.
Aistriana’s story unfolds across the Threads of the Triad series, available on Amazon.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FM4HFXPZ
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