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A DEMONE WITHIN. AN UNKNOWN ENEMY. A DEADLY THREAT.
Gothalia Ignatius-Valdis was born cursed.
Deep within the lightless mantle of the Earth's crust is New Icarus, where the Fire Reserve's elite Excelian parspecies commands reality. Through complex cell-signaling, they channel Excelian energy to manifest both elemental and non-elemental powers. But for Gothalia Ignatius-Valdis, this energy is a curse.
Branded a Deamone due to her unstable délanocytes, Gothalia is a genetic "glitch" in a world of rigid Angelus order. Yet, as the Xzandians invade and the search for the ancient Fragments of Midnight Eclipse begins, the Fire Reserve's High Command issues a startling decree: Gothalia is to be conscripted.
Thrust into the Centurions—an elite, short-lived vanguard—she is tethered to the Crown Prince and the heir of the Nero-Drausus Clans. As the final line of defense against extinction, Gothalia must weaponize the very "defect" that made her an outcast.
One question remains: When the world that nearly breaks you finally begs for salvation, do you save it—or let it burn?
Twelve fragments. Two worlds. One curse. The eclipse is coming.
Perfect for readers who love high-stakes fantasy, morally complex protagonists, and richly imagined subterranean worlds, Ignatius-Valdis: The Prequel [Part I] delivers:
A dark, atmospheric origin story that sets the stage for epic conflict.
A unique magic and elemental system built on elemental command and genetic peril.
Complex character dynamics — loyalty, duty, and resentment collide.
Tense military action as a fractured nation braces for destruction.
Political intrigue and a nation’s internal war.
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Start the series here: witness the making of a legend and decide whether a cursed soul can become her homeland’s greatest asset—or its most devastating regret. The cleaner version ready to download for your entertainment.
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