
The Last Light of Aetheris
The sky burned with a sickly hue, a bruise of violet and ash that smothered the stars. Kaela stood at the edge of the village, her boots sinking into the damp earth as she watched the final ember of Aetheris…
The sky burned with a sickly hue, a bruise of violet and ash that smothered the stars. Kaela stood at the edge of the village, her boots sinking into the damp earth as she watched the final ember of Aetheris…
The air reeked of iron and ash as Kael dragged his blade from the mud, its edge chipped from the clash. The battlefield sprawled behind him—skeletal trees, half-buried wagons, the shattered remains of a dozen banners. He wiped blood from…
The air reeked of damp stone and old blood when Kael stepped into the cavern, his boots crunching over shattered obsidian. The torch he carried sputtered, casting jagged shadows on the walls where ancient glyphs pulsed faintly, as though remembering…
The air reeked of burnt pine as Kaelen stepped over the crumpled body of the scout, his boots crunching through the brittle remains of a shattered campfire. The forest around him pulsed with a low, guttural hum, like the earth…
Dr. Elara Voss had not spoken to anyone in eighteen months when the hum began. It started as a vibration in her bones, a low resonance that seemed to emanate from the walls of her underground lab rather than the…
The air in Duskspire reeked of damp stone and old blood. Kael pulled his cloak tighter, the fabric stiff with dust from the abandoned cathedral’s forgotten corridors. Shadows clung to the walls like spiders, stretching and twitching as his boots…
Dr. Elara Voss had always believed memory was the final frontier of the mind—a fragile, flickering thing, but one she could map, decode, and preserve. Her lab, a sterile cathedral of glass and steel, hummed with the low thrum of…
The sun hung low over Aetheria, a molten coin sinking into the horizon, casting jagged shadows across the cracked earth. Lira crouched in the ruins of Veylan’s Keep, her fingers tracing the etchings on a stone tablet buried beneath layers…
## The Cartographer’s Shadow The dust tasted of old parchment and regret. Elara spat, wiping a smear across the worn leather of her glove. The shard pulsed beneath her fingertips—a frantic heartbeat in the cavernous Archive. It depicted a harvest…