La loba y el leñador

In her pagan village hidden in the woods, Évike is the only woman without power, marginalized due to her corrupt ancestry. Therefore, when the soldiers of the Sacred Order of Woodcutters claim a girl for the bloody sacrifice of the king, the rest of the villagers betray her and give her up. On the journey to the capital, after an attack in which the monsters kill everyone except Évike and the cold one-eyed captain, she discovers that he is no ordinary Woodsman: he is Gáspár Bárány, the disgraced prince whose cruel and devoted brother he plans to seize the throne and instigate a reign of religious persecution and ethnic cleansing. With no one else to trust, Évike and the captain make a fragile pact to stop him. As their mission takes them from the bitter northern tundra to the mists of the capital, her mutual contempt slowly turns to affection. But trust can be easily betrayed, and as Évike wins back her father and discovers the magic that lies within her, she and Gáspár must decide who to be loyal to.