The Ghost and the Last Witch

Summary

People label women as evil witches based on looks and gossip, blind to the true demon hiding behind a loyal‑subject disguise. King Audric IV devoted his life to witch‑hunting, yet only the last witch’s blood could save him on his deathbed. This witch, Gwen, plain‑looking and nicknamed “Ghost”, never cast curses but only healed. To stay alive, she concealed her real identity from childhood using soot and quietness, terrified of drawing any attention. As the prime minister schemes behind closed doors, knights launch sieges, and the whole kingdom hunts her down, this long‑hidden girl leverages kindness and bravery to untangle a startling web woven by prejudice and corrupt power.