Mensajes de oriente

Scotland, 15th century. The warrior Irvyng McLeod long ago committed his life to the service of the laird Daimh Mackenzie and his wife, Aila. With the arrival of summer it becomes necessary to build a mill for the livelihood of the community, and it will be Irvyng who travels to Aberdeen in search of the materials. Upon arrival he meets a young woman with peculiar features, possessing great intelligence, skilled with different languages and instructed in the arts of war. Suomi was born under strange circumstances, and her origin has always been a mystery to her. When she has to stay in charge of her foster parents' business while they deal with the King of Scotland, some fierce Highlanders arrive in Aberdeen, to whom she is not intimidated, and even less before the blond warrior with ice eyes and fierce attitude. . She had never come across someone as rude and stubborn as Irvyng, and she could never have guessed that she would end up traveling the Highlands at her side. Suomi will soon discover that Irvyng can offer him what he had always longed for: to be accepted beyond his origin and to be loved, while the warrior clings more and more to the idea that Suomi is a fairy who comes from the East to bring happiness. to his life.