Indigo

Book Description:
The protagonist Ella was born special. She is not good at getting along with people, but possesses extreme sensibility which enables her to communicate with plants and animals, and sometimes understands what other people think. However, this ability weakens as time goes by. At the beginning of the story, Ella has grown up and became a reporter for an occult magazine, living an apparently normal life.
Then Ella’s fate came to a twist when she learnt the strange death of her college professor and beloved mentor who starved to death and was believed to be a suicide. Instinct has drawn Ella to investigate the real course of the professor's dead which gradually unfolded a whole bunch of mysterious incidents which went beyond everyone’s widest imagination.  
Along the path of the investigation, Ella came across different characters who step by step guided her closer to the truth. When the truth was getting closer to the surface, opposite forces emerged which did everything to stop Ella’s pursuit. With the help of others and her own strength, Ella finally overcame all the odds and got to the place where she is meant to get to.  
Eventually this amazing journey led Ella to unveil her true identity and the secret of planet earth, and in broader sense, the universe. Time has come when Ella must make a decision that will ultimately decide the destiny of mankind, planet earth and the universe.

Author’s bio:
Comics: Chi-kit KWONG
Chi-kit Kwong is born and raised in Hong Kong. In the early years, he has studied and worked in United States for many years. After returning to Hong Kong, he worked as a teacher for 10 years. Now that he is in middle-age, he resolutely picks up his comics dream again. His work The Architect’s Epiphany was published under the 1st HK Comics Support Programme, winning the Silver Award and The Best Character Design Award.
Scriptwriter: Chi-ho KWONG
Chi-ho Kwong is born in Hong Kong and graduated from the Faculty of Law of the University of Hong Kong. Being passionate about writing, he has dabbled in plays, lyrics, novels, columns and poetry. Except for several loyal readers in these years, his work has always been neglected. However, he keeps writing because he finds the joy in it.