Aurolin: Fires of Vengeance

About this book

In the kingdom of "Ariktar," the warmth of the present still battles the frost of a bitter past never fully buried. This kingdom, born from the womb of the merger of two rival kingdoms, announced a new dawn of security and peace, appearing a sweeping victory of oblivion over grudge. Within its walls a happy family chatters around an October fireplace, watching the cold winds outside and sharing a tenderness long missed. But the smiling face of peace always conceals the scars of its war. Beneath the apparent serenity, the ember of hidden vengeance smolders. The narrator, who sees the world with a philosopher's eye, knows the universe is nothing but a "house of trial" where the forces of good and evil collide, and that every great deed has a price not yet paid. And while the father tightens his grip on the security of the "Ariktar" kingdom, the heart asks: is a peace built on ruins so fragile that a passing wind uncovers the cellars of the forgotten past? "Aurolin: Fires of Vengeance" is no mere tale of warring kingdoms but a dive into the ledger of peace — asking what is truly extinguished when a war ends, and what merely waits, embered and patient, for the next generation to inherit the fires their fathers thought they had put out. A fantasy epic where vengeance is inherited like a crown and forgetting is the most expensive purchase a kingdom ever makes.