Shadow of Prometheus: Holy Scriptures

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This is the Legendarium of my book series “Shadow of Prometheus” to explain everything to readers. The book series title references a character in the story named Prometheus who tragically dies by a major villain named Avarice and is spiritually reborn as a new character named Samael, where Samael is a shadow of his former self. This is a story that I have been world-building for 25+ years, and I have finally decided to commit to writing for a reader audience. The series' first book is titled "[WIP First Draft] Shadow of Prometheus: Avarice" and available on Royal Road.Coverbook image generated by Edward from the NovelCrafter discord server.I don't remember if Edward or WorldEdge from the NovelCrafter discord server generated my hooded character image.

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Status
Hiatus
Year
2025
Author
Uncle Samael

Tags

FANTASYMAGICSCI-FISUPERNATURALPSYCHOLOGICALREADER INTERACTIVEMYTHOSTIME LOOPTECHNOLOGICALLY ENGINEEREDHARD SCI-FI

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5.0/ 5.0
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Community Reviews(2)

  • FairyQueenRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    This story is amazing i can wait till you produce more, thank you so much for allot your hard work, i know it can be tiering but i want you to know that you can do it !i love the way how you bring new interesting characters to life and how you go into such detail with their back stories
  • TammDelacourRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    This is such a promising and detailed start for a deep and broad technical story that seems to do a great job of integrating actual real science in to the principles that most books would explain as simply "magic".  Whether or not these strong "bones" actually get displayed and viewed by readers of any works based on this one, they should provide an amazing framework for any tale that occurs within their scientific realm.
    The characters and principles mentioned thus far feel extremely well thought out, and it's deeply interesting to see how they are related to real mythologies.  Very interested in the future of this work.