The Recreators

Series synopsis, spanning 2-3 seasons There are three parallel, entangled stories. Filia plans to marry the prince and one day become Queen, but Frater wants his daughter Saela for the same part. Filia and Saela create a plan together, but Filia ends up with a noose around her neck for murdering the royal family. She uses her powers to slip out of the snare in the fall. One of the Recreator Masters seeks her out and helps her get back on track. She leads the rebellion against Frater and leaves Saela on the throne, while Filia becomes a full-time Recreator. She is brought back when Saela turns out to be a terrible ruler. She takes the crown herself, ruling as a form of semi-god. Simmiolas leaves the Recreator school and returns home to find the world has moved on, just as it had for Filia. His homeland has become a desert. He is adopted by a tribe and tries to learn their ways, but he gets expelled with his younger foster brother, accused of being a sorcerer. He sends Vepresila to the Recreator school and works full time to restore his homeland to the lush green island it once was. Disappointed, he returns to the school to learn what he did wrong. In the meantime, Vepresila returns home and finds it green and prosperous. When Simmiolas returns, they become a couple. Vepresila is born to be a priestess and has a hard time coping with the world, and it gets even more complicated when she gets to the Recreator school, where she is supposed to learn divine powers. In time she accepts her fate, and on her way home, she passes Filia’s Queendom and bonds with her, sharing support both ways. Back home, she understands that the powers she has are in everyone, and she does not need to do all Recreating herself, something the Masters did not know. She will be the one saving the world. One rebel, one obedient, and one newbie who becomes the wisest of the three.