The Shadow Itself
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The Dawn of Darkness. The Archive of Essense
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- ISBN8231917792
- EAN9798231917792
- Date de parution18/03/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
"The uncertainties of life spark a sense of powerlessness in the deepest recesses of the human mind. We may not acknowledge its existence, but it is there, resting in the abyss of the subconscious, only rising when one faces incomprehensible danger. Most men deceive themselves into believing they have complete awareness of what occurs around them, weary of the world they inhabit. Yet, a part of them-even though it is never spoken aloud-wishes the world were more merciful than it is now.
But Orentiera is deaf to the calls for harmony, inviting chaos as a guest instead."Halfway to the desert, Jynora and Arcynlz found themselves thrust into a maelstrom of unfathomable chaos. The myths and sacred doctrines they once dismissed as mere fables now clawed their way into reality-terrifying, relentless, and undeniable. Meanwhile, their homeland teetered on the edge of catastrophe, as a war long thought impossible threatened to shatter two millennia of fragile peace.
The storm was coming, and the world as they knew it would never be the same.
But Orentiera is deaf to the calls for harmony, inviting chaos as a guest instead."Halfway to the desert, Jynora and Arcynlz found themselves thrust into a maelstrom of unfathomable chaos. The myths and sacred doctrines they once dismissed as mere fables now clawed their way into reality-terrifying, relentless, and undeniable. Meanwhile, their homeland teetered on the edge of catastrophe, as a war long thought impossible threatened to shatter two millennia of fragile peace.
The storm was coming, and the world as they knew it would never be the same.
"The uncertainties of life spark a sense of powerlessness in the deepest recesses of the human mind. We may not acknowledge its existence, but it is there, resting in the abyss of the subconscious, only rising when one faces incomprehensible danger. Most men deceive themselves into believing they have complete awareness of what occurs around them, weary of the world they inhabit. Yet, a part of them-even though it is never spoken aloud-wishes the world were more merciful than it is now.
But Orentiera is deaf to the calls for harmony, inviting chaos as a guest instead."Halfway to the desert, Jynora and Arcynlz found themselves thrust into a maelstrom of unfathomable chaos. The myths and sacred doctrines they once dismissed as mere fables now clawed their way into reality-terrifying, relentless, and undeniable. Meanwhile, their homeland teetered on the edge of catastrophe, as a war long thought impossible threatened to shatter two millennia of fragile peace.
The storm was coming, and the world as they knew it would never be the same.
But Orentiera is deaf to the calls for harmony, inviting chaos as a guest instead."Halfway to the desert, Jynora and Arcynlz found themselves thrust into a maelstrom of unfathomable chaos. The myths and sacred doctrines they once dismissed as mere fables now clawed their way into reality-terrifying, relentless, and undeniable. Meanwhile, their homeland teetered on the edge of catastrophe, as a war long thought impossible threatened to shatter two millennia of fragile peace.
The storm was coming, and the world as they knew it would never be the same.
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