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Nasu Chronicles: Veil of Isis
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 1 2025
Pages: 384
Weight: 1.13
Height: 0.79 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The gods are not myths. They are Sentients, cosmic beings bound to mortals through Symbiosis. But when silence takes form, even gods tremble.
In Veil of Isis, Poseidon faces the Black Sun Veil, a cosmic wound bleeding corruption across all existence. Erebus, born of silence, seeks not only to conquer but to rewrite the bond between gods and mortals. As the Veilstorm consumes reality, Poseidon must confront his own fractured soul. Rahab, the fury of the tide, and Raguel, the judgment of balance.
Across time and realms, ancient wars ignite again: the fall of Kronos, the rise of Symbiosis, and the truth of the Dreamveil. Mortal hosts, Demi-gods, and forgotten Seers stand as the last hope in a war of resonance. A war not for land or thrones, but for the very right to exist.
Blending mythology, cosmic fantasy, and esoteric philosophy, Veil of Isis expands the Nasu Chronicles and the Veil of Titans universe. For fans of epic sagas, divine conflicts, and myth rewritten, this book is the next step into the storm.
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