The Destroyer of Worlds

von Aleksander Pr¿tnicki

96 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Forget the fairy tales. In the Sompolnian Empire, magic doesn't save lives, it pays dividends.For decades, the world was forged in the fires of underground manufactories, bound by the strict grammar of imperial law, and driven by the sweat of a desperate populace under the watchful eye of the Solar Cult. But the grand promise of a peak civilization has rotted from the inside out. What remains is a brutal, unyielding machine of hyper-capitalism masked by steam, muskets, and state seals.Whether you are a dwarf navigating the cutthroat stock trusts or a nymph stripped of your ceremonial waters, the empire views you as less than zero. Here, the real gods aren't deities, they are arms dealers, elite bankers, and the ruthless architects of global debt.Welcome to Sompolno, where a trade treaty weighs more than a human life.In this monumental work of Industry & Iron fantasy, the poetry of creation has been crushed under the weight of double-entry bookkeeping and the insatiable greed of the ruling elites. Under a bureaucratic dictatorship of prime ministers and the cold dictums of the free market, you have no voice. Unless, of course, you hold a loaded grapeshot cannon, or a controlling stake in the Bank of Silesin-Orient.But beneath the neoclassical concrete palaces, a hidden countdown has begun. As the elites look to milk the far ends of the earth for profit, a dark secret ticks in the shadows of the massive manufactories. A weapon of ultimate destruction. A secret the Empire would kill to keep forgotten.The Destroyer of Worlds is a gripping, gritty, and deeply cynical epic. It is a story of global debt, imperial decay, and the explosive point where human endurance meets the barrel of a steam musket.Step into the imperial mire. Buy your copy today.

• Reihe: Sompolonian Empire
• Themen: Belletristik Fantasyliteratur Dark Fantasy
• ISBN: 9798233033834
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 25.06.2026
• Größe: 216 x 140 mm
• Verlag: Aleksander Pr¿tnicki