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AN EPIC ADVENTURE
Once upon a time on Antoria, there were legendary lightning warriors who wielded thunderblades and rode winged lions called saginairs. The Saginair Rangers were the elite of the Yanakhon Empire.
Their power came from the Salat Kata, a latent mental power that was unlocked with a cipher called the Prime Code. Keeping this secret was their greatest duty, for anyone could learn it.
Who controls the Secret controls the world.
Debut fantasy adventure series
THE THUNDERFIRE SAGA
“Anyone can learn the Secret. That’s why it is so dangerous.”
The Thunderfire Saga is a classic hero's journey adventure full of action, but it's not a typical Tolkienesque Anglo-Nordic medieval fantasy
The saga blends inspiration from various ages, cultures, and mythologies. It combines Roman empire with Chinese ingenuity, colonialism and revolutionaries, Dragon Riders, and Pirates of the Caribbean.
At its heart is the Secret, a latent mental art unlocked with a cipher. Mastering it can turn anyone into a near-mythic warrior, able to bend wills, whisper to beasts, and wield blades of thunderfire, superweapons that can tear apart an enemy squad with a single blast.
Fifteen-year-old Sagiron only yearns for a small adventure, but ends up seeking vengeance for his father. Tables turn fast when the colonial knight-detectives get a lead on him, and he becomes the focal point of what will set the future of all of Yanakhon.
There are no chosen ones, only luck and skill - and Sagiron never really had neither. The Secret can bring ultimate power, but nothing prevents it turning into a weapon of ultimate ruin. Worst is, anyone can learn it, so anyone will attempt to seize it.
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