The world had grown vast and lonely since the shores of Elysium vanished behind her. Daphne Theia Nevanthi walks the earth as a woman exiled from paradise. Once a revered Amazonian ranger of the sacred island of Elysium, she was known for her unmatched archery, steady grace, and devotion to the vows of purity and honor that every daughter of Elysium swore to uphold. With long black hair flowing like midnight and forest-green eyes sharp as the arrowheads she crafted, Daphne stood among the finest protectors her people had ever raised. But envy is a poison that festers quietly. When a wandering man was granted temporary refuge upon the sacred island, the harmony of Elysium began to fracture. Twisted by jealousy and resentment toward the Amazonians’ power and purity, he wove lies and planted false evidence, accusing Daphne of crimes that shattered the very oath she had lived her life to protect. Lewdness. Cruelty. Betrayal. The accusations were inconceivable. Yet the evidence—carefully forged—was enough.