Modern civilization has disintegrated. The technological advances of mankind have flourished beyond expectations and have escaped the controlling hands of the human race. Cloned humans and genetically engineered creatures prowl the lands, pushing the earth over the edge to a third World War. Four centuries later, the world has regressed to a feudalistic state, unaware of its advanced past. Now, kingdoms live in fear of mutated "demons," of shadowy forests, and of frosts destroying their spring crops. It is a land where only the secret of society's past is known by a select few-and those few seem to have their own agenda on the upcoming successions of thrones. Nadia, the eldest princess of Damewood, flees for her life after her castle is attacked by an underground cult bent on bringing society back to its "roots." Disguising herself as a knight, she joins a hunting party along with her best friend-a demon horse-to put an end to the massacres and retrieve a stolen key that will unlock the cult's mysteries and the history of her people. Damewood is the story told by a young girl from a land that turns its back on the ideas of race, country and technology, and is thrown into the midst of these issues with no warning or protection save her sword and trusty steed.

Surviving the battle of Ferrington Pass, Nadia must overcome her old beliefs of the world around her and connect with allies old and new to stop the Order and restore King Andrew to his throne, while learning what it truly means to be human.

Just when they thought that their friends were behind them... After detonating the bomb that destroyed the Ordi’s labs, halting the creation of their engineered army, Nadia and Vestro embark on their own mission to return home to Damewood and gain the support of its army while King Andrew of the Pearl Isles readies his kingdom for the coming war against Krill. But the moment of peace before the storm is broken when Nadia’s young child is kidnapped, and in return for the boy’s safety she is forced to betray her allies and the kingdoms she swore to defend.