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Daughters, Swords &Dragons

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The Silverston Empire teeters on the edge of ruin. A foolish emperor and his reckless sons cling to power, while the nobility, consumed by greed and ambition, bleed the empire dry. The people live in crushing poverty, women are silenced by systemic oppression, and magic—once a source of wonder—has been branded as sin. The ancient dragons, symbols of balance and strength, are no more, leaving the land vulnerable and fractured. All hope rests on the Alcons, a forgotten bastion of power. Its guardians? Six princesses, dismissed as spoiled and unfit for anything beyond luxury. But beneath the silks and jewels lie secrets and strengths even they do not fully understand. In a world spiraling into darkness, can these unlikely heroines rise to reclaim their empire and restore the balance?
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Theomachy: Titans and the Heralds

For Eons, Olympians and the Norse Gods have clashed for supremacy over Earth. Tired of endless war without any results, Odin and Zeus forged an agreement of peace, turning to a proxy war on Earth. Their battlefield? The greatest kingdom on Earth: the Aetherian Kingdom of Athens. Whoever wins this proxy war will claim the earth. Cousins of the Same Royal Family. One throne. And the gods of different pantheons on either side. The Titans — a hundred proud princes born with the blessings of the Greek gods. Filled with power and ambition, they believe it's their destiny to rule the land of Aachion. The Heralds — five brothers, raised in exile and guided by the Norse gods — return to claim what’s rightfully theirs and answer for every injustice they faced by their own family. But when both sides are backed by gods, war isn’t just about land and power anymore. It's about fate, pride, loyalty... and who survives when gods wage war through mortals. Enter Arceus, one who is fostered by Sun Deity Helios and trained by Heracles (Hercules), one who can break the balance between them. His mother, Eurydice, is the mother of his half-brothers, the Heralds. His father, Apollo, and his master, Heracles, were loyal to Zeus and the supporters of the Titans. Who will Arceus choose? The Heralds or the Titans? Follow his journey in Theomachy: Titans and the Heralds. **** Author Note: Kindly read the Author's thoughts. It's just the Author's message to the readers about life you can find on the internet or youtube videos and all, but a lot of effort has been put into it.
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