Nagil and Yong are forced to part again: he needs to save his army, she needs to regain the favor of the young king and his advisers. Yong comes to the aid of the one who has betrayed her more than once, and, deprived of the power of the imoogi, Yong does not know whether she can trust him. The young king of Joseon tries to play his game against the Council, and Nagil seeks help from the insidious Empire. After all, the Dragons no longer speak to him. The Great Beasts are weakening while people gain strength. Is the prophecy coming true: will Son Yong gain power and kill Nagil, or will he be able to change fate? Completion of the epic trilogy about people and Dragons, in which Korean myths and history are intertwined with the author's world of Ksenia Han. Ksenia Han's detailed work with culture will help every reader to fully enjoy novel, regardless of the level of familiarity with Korea and its traditions. The path of the heroes is complex and full of obstacles, enemies are advancing from all sides, but courage and determination burn in their hearts. Right now the fate of non-Joseon is being decided, and Nagil and Yong will have to make a difficult decision. There are enemies around, but there are also allies. Who can you trust and who can’t? When your homeland is in danger and every day promises new adversities, maintaining love is not easy. And it’s especially scary to lose her... A difficult choice between duty and feelings that fate has barely allowed to reveal itself. How will the story of Nagil and Yong end? Ksenia Han’s series is written in the best traditions of historical Korean dramas!