In the aftermath of the Salem witch trials, a group of accused witches, fearing for their lives, managed to escape the clutches of the witch hunters.

These individuals, driven by desperation and a desire for survival, scattered across the American colonies, determined to lay low and avoid detection. Over time, they formed a secret network of covens, each comprising a small group of survivors who shared their experiences and knowledge.

As the years passed, the descendants of these Salem witches continued to live in fear, each year as a witch or wizard came of age, they were sent away with a mentor and hidden from the hunters as they honed their abilities.

That was, until fate created the Divasio children, each born with the unique ability to connect, soon created uproar and panic as their abilities came to be in unison, causing each child to be placed with a mentor and sent to different parts of the world, hoping to keep them hidden from prying eyes.

However, fate has a way of disrupting even the best-laid plans. When three of the Divasio children's mentors are brutally murdered, they are forced to flee and hide once again. The trio, comprising Catelaya, Treble and Alessia, find themselves in a small town in Tennessee, far removed from their original homes.

As they try to blend in and avoid detection, they meet two peculiar individuals - Adrienne and Arnold - who are equally out of place in this small town and despite their initial skepticism, the three become fast friends with the duo, who help them navigate the intricacies of small-town life.

As they settle into their new surroundings, the Divasio children must learn to control their powers and keep their true identities hidden. But with the witch hunters closing in, they know that they can't stay in one place for too long. Will they be able to find a way to master their magic and evade their pursuers, or will their presence in this small town be discovered and bring about a devastating reckoning?

Tatiana Marshall

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