"Guardians of Glyndor" is basically what happens when the outsiders become the heroes. Jesse's this kid who sees patterns everywhere, constantly counting and calculating because it helps him make sense of a world that feels too chaotic. Emily feels emotions so intensely it's almost like she's borrowing everyone else's feelings on top of her own.

They discover there's this whole other dimension called Eldora where their "weird" traits are actually magical abilities. But Eldora isn't some perfect utopia. It's got its own problems. Magic is disappearing, society is stratified between magical elites and the "Blanched" who've lost their magic, and these three moons are about to align in a way that's tearing reality apart.

At its core though, Guardians of Glyndor tackles themes of belonging, identity, and finding yourself in systems that weren't built for you.