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After losing his sister to illness, Edward becomes distraught. He struggles to find the strength to endure his existence. Even the comfort from his family is not enough to help mend his heartbreak. Edward is at risk of being swallowed and lost forever to this overwhelming affliction of loss and death. In one of his most crippling, darkest moments, the depths of the shadows consume his mind. As Edward transverses the gloom, he senses a presence. It is ancient and powerful, and it seems to be attracted to his anguish. Although fearful at first, Edward feels strangely comfortable and tethered to this presence within the shadows. Unbeknownst to Edward, he had somehow accessed a conduit to the world beyond the physical, a world where the gods dwell. However, the ubiquity within the shadows Edward has summoned is not a god. The presence is Astraea, a sorceress who lived more than two millennia ago. Somehow by joining the shadow realm, Edward and Astraea are bound, transcending space and time. Their decisions on how to use this newfound power will shape both the heavens and the world.