Rosemary Mystery Prophecy

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The hot sun blazed on the sunny day. School was starting again. But not any school. No no no. An unordinary school. Rosemary High School. Relics, sorcery, and more were seen and taught in this school. However, a lot of evil brews here.
The man clutched the piece of parchment in his hands. When darkness comes. Bring the light. Find them that is like a viper’s bite.
2 years. In 2 years, and no one has found out this mystery prophecy and what it means. Since the prophecy was found lying on the king’s crown, most vipers have been captured and taken to labs to research.
In Rosemary High, some of the vipers were taken there so the students could research. That’s where our story begins. With regular students with normal powers discover the adventure...hidden

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