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In the infinite void beyond time, where knowledge and destiny intertwine, lies the Akashic Records—an eternal archive of all that was, is, and could be. Few can even comprehend its existence, and fewer still can claim its blessing.

But Kaen Stormborn is different.

Born beneath an unnatural sky, his soul is tethered to the Akashic Records, granting him a power unlike any wizard before him—the ability to communicate with all beasts, magical or mundane. Dragons call him a lost heir. Dementors recoil from his touch. Even the great Leviathans of the deep whisper his name with reverence. But this gift was not given freely; it was bestowed to him as a weapon against an ancient and unspeakable horror.

For beyond the veil of the known world, the Eldritch stir. Forgotten gods, writhing nightmares, and the Crawling Chaos have waited in the abyss for millennia. Something old, hungry, and patient has begun its descent upon the wizarding world, warping reality, corrupting magic, and whispering into the minds of those who dare look beyond the mundane. And Kaen, the last living conduit of the Akashic Records, is the only one who can stand against it.

Brought to Hogwarts, Kaen struggles to fit into a world that fears his power. The Ministry sees him as an anomaly. Dumbledore fears what he does not understand. Voldemort—so certain of his own immortality—begins to hear whispers of something greater than death… something even he dares not challenge.

As students vanish, magical creatures go mad, and the walls between dimensions thin, Kaen must unlock the true power of the Akashic Records before the Eldritch consume everything. But knowledge has a price, and the deeper he delves into the archive of all things, the more he risks becoming like the very monsters he was born to fight.

The stars are shifting. The abyss is opening. And the war between wisdom and madness has begun.

"Beware, Kaen Stormborn. Knowledge is the only light in the dark… but even light can cast a shadow."

Table of Harry Potter: The legend of the Beast Master

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Volume 1