The Sunken City: Eternum, Part Two. Eternum, #1.2
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- ISBN978-91-90150-40-5
- EAN9789190150405
- Date de parution12/04/2026
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- ÉditeurHui Wang
Résumé
A note from the depths of Atlantis carries two impossible lines: the right of witness may be suspended, and the Original Text lies in the Lowest Vault. For Lacian Viseran, structural calibration apprentice and unwilling keeper of forbidden evidence, the message turns investigation into trespass. Beneath the Royal Vault, beyond sealed records and erased laws, he finds proof that the city's most sacred institutions were never built to bless return from death.
They were built to refuse what should not come back. But Atlantis is already moving against him. The Deepwater Workshop hungers for lawful continuity. The Temple hides violence inside procedure. The Crown hesitates as its own bloodline begins to fracture. In the Harbor District, ordinary people are converted into lists, samples, transfers, and cost. And as Lacian, Aureia Serin, and the elusive copyist Silas Morvain follow the trail of missing pages, they discover that history itself has become contraband.
At the center of it all waits the Second Gate: not a relic, not a myth, but a wound in the foundations of the city. Atlantis promised eternity through law, technology, and sacred order. Now one question remains: what must be refused before civilization can survive itself?
They were built to refuse what should not come back. But Atlantis is already moving against him. The Deepwater Workshop hungers for lawful continuity. The Temple hides violence inside procedure. The Crown hesitates as its own bloodline begins to fracture. In the Harbor District, ordinary people are converted into lists, samples, transfers, and cost. And as Lacian, Aureia Serin, and the elusive copyist Silas Morvain follow the trail of missing pages, they discover that history itself has become contraband.
At the center of it all waits the Second Gate: not a relic, not a myth, but a wound in the foundations of the city. Atlantis promised eternity through law, technology, and sacred order. Now one question remains: what must be refused before civilization can survive itself?
