At The End Of The Universe

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Description

Traverse a galaxy caught in a titanic struggle between two powerful factions, The Solarius Empire and The Concordant. The young protagonist, Asahi Androki, must navigate the treacherous political and interstellar landscape as a prince of the neutral Androki. As the threat of the enigmatic Fractos organization grows, and the war escalates, Asahi and his companions-Elysia, Dahak, and Ayana-find themselves at the center of a maelstrom of power, deceit, and rebellion. Together, they embark on a journey to uncover the truth, fight for peace, and wrestle with humanity's inherent fallibility. At the end of the universe is a riveting tale of action, adventure, romance, and the relentless pursuit of harmony amidst chaos.

Information

Status: Hiatus
Year: 2023
Author: zebediahred

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Rating: 5.0/ 5.0
Followers: 2
Views: 615

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Nsimon801Royal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
For those who can't be bothered to read the entire review: great read, full send if you enjoy steam punk-like narratives. Can best describe the story as Victorian-era steampunk in space!
Okay, let's get into it. The author does a magnificent job with the plague. From descriptive word choice to exposition by dialogue, and setting, the authors set us up within a mysterious empire that spans the cosmos. A mysterious object is discovered within the clutches of presumably the enemy, and a plan which has taken decades to brew unfolds.
The first chapter puts us in the shoes of Asahi, a prince of a neutral faction within a struggle that has challenged the empire. He is joined by the mysterious Ayana, and the himbo Dahak (best way I can describe him, I truly enjoy this character)
The dialogue is thick however I believe in the author and I think this story will go far!
Style: the action is quick, the lines are short and witty, and the exposition is on point. 10/10
Story: mysterious, concise, and really pulls the reader along without holding their hand. 10/10
character: each player on stage is layered, unique, and truly an example of the planets they come from. I feel that the author uses each character's unique personality as a vehicle to portray the family/world they come from. well done, 10/10!
Overall: fantastic, I look forward to more!