In the world of Eryndor, magic is not just a gift-it's a curse. At the age of 16, every child is tested for their magical affinity, and those who fail are cast into the Veil-a mysterious, otherworldly dimension from which no one has ever returned.
Ronan Windrider has always known that his magic would be his doom. As the son of the feared and enigmatic Wardens of the Veil, he is bound by blood to guard the gateway between the realms. But his heart has always longed for freedom, a life without the heavy responsibilities of his birthright. However, on the eve of his 16th birthday, Ronan discovers something shocking: the Veil is not a prison, but a prison for something much older and more dangerous than anyone could have imagined.
When an unexpected betrayal forces Ronan to step into the Veil himself, he meets Sephoira, a young woman trapped in the dimension for centuries, whose past is bound to his family's darkest secrets. Together, they must uncover the truth of the Veil, battle forgotten creatures, and face the prophecy that ties their fates together.
The world of magic is far more complicated than Ronan ever realised, and soon he must decide: should he embrace her destiny as a Warden, or risk everything to bring down the system that has kept his people imprisoned for generations?
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Vihaan Bansal
Vihaan Bansal is a
14-year-old young
fantasy writer with
a passion for
creating worlds
that blend adventure, mystery, and
emotion. Ever since he began imagining
stories as a child, he has been
fascinated by the power of destiny,
courage, and the unseen magic thatbinds people and places together.
T h e
W ard en o f t h e V ei l
is his debut
novel—a story born from countless
nights of dreaming about heroes,
realms, and the fragile line between
light and darkness. Through his
writing, Vihaan hopes to inspire
readers to believe in the extraordinary
within themselves, to seek wonder even
in the ordinary, and never to stop
exploring the unknown.
