The Thalassian Dominion

Book Summary — The Bronze of PoseidonarChronicle of the First Age — Birth and Fall of ThalassiaIn the dawn of the world, when gods still walked the tides and mortals were yet dreams of clay, Poseidonar, Lord of the Abyss, forged the first men of bronze — the Thalassarii, warriors born from sea and storm. From their ranks rose Leontyros Aegis, a soldier-philosopher destined to crown the ocean itself.Upon the marble shores of Atlantyros, he built a city unlike any before — its towers gleaming with living metal, its armies marching as one beneath the banner of the trident. With divine Adamite in their veins and Pegasus-borne legions in their skies, the Thalassarii crushed the desert empires and claimed dominion over the waves. Yet victory would awaken the oldest hunger of all: the sea’s desire to be free.When the god falls silent and faith begins to fracture, a drowned philosopher returns from the abyss preaching rebellion in the god’s own voice. As flood and fire converge, Leontyros must choose between empire and eternity — between the man he was and the god he is becoming. The war that follows will decide not only the fate of a nation, but the shape of the world itself.From the storm-forged world of The War for the Adamite Throne, The Bronze of Poseidonar is a tale of glory and ruin — a myth of men who defied gods, gods who envied men, and a sea that remembers everything.