Eden of Witches

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In a world ravaged by humanity's greed, where nature has been forsaken, only witches retain the ability to communicate with the remnants of the natural world. Once, plants and animals thrived in harmony, but as humankind rose to power, they destroyed and exploited the environment, leading to a barren landscape. Witches, blamed for the extinction of flora, now hide in secret lairs filled with greenery, feared by those who do not understand their powers. Pili, a young witch-apprentice, embarks on a journey with her wolf companion, Oak, but struggles with the challenges of the outside world. Exhausted and inexperienced, she suffers an injury after tumbling down a rocky slope. Fortunately, a boy named Bowei discovers her and brings her home to recover. However, her presence raises suspicion among the villagers, who quickly recognize her as a witch. In this society, captured witches face execution. This magical and beautifully illustrated coming-of-age tale captures the essence of a fairy tale where witches and their familiars are the last guardians of nature. It resonates with fans of beloved fantasy works, inviting readers into a lush narrative filled with adventure and the quest to restore balance between humanity and the natural world.