THE ECLIPSE OF THALVANNAR: The Second Dark Fantasy of Moon Magic

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🔥 A dark fantasy epic filled with rebellion, arcane conspiracies, and cosmic horror.
🌙 Features polyamorous relationships, queer narratives, and a richly diverse cast.
💀 Perfect for fans of high-stakes magic, morally complex heroes, and cinematic battles where the heavens themselves take sides.

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🔥 A dark fantasy epic filled with rebellion, arcane conspiracies, and cosmic horror.
🌙 Features polyamorous relationships, queer narratives, and a richly diverse cast.
💀 Perfect for fans of high-stakes magic, morally complex heroes, and cinematic battles where the heavens themselves take sides.

🔥 A dark fantasy epic filled with rebellion, arcane conspiracies, and cosmic horror.
🌙 Features polyamorous relationships, queer narratives, and a richly diverse cast.
💀 Perfect for fans of high-stakes magic, morally complex heroes, and cinematic battles where the heavens themselves take sides.

The moons were freed. The tyrant was slain. The war was over.

Or so they believed.

Centuries after the fall of Volt Ilyndie, Thalvannar thrives in an age of magitech—where spellwork is coded, enchantments fuel cities, and moon magic is no longer a privilege, but a resource. The past is buried beneath progress. The world is moving forward.

But the moons have begun to waver. Their light dims, their orbits shift, and the balance of magic itself is unraveling.

Then comes the Blue Rain.

The Hollowborn—a faction of zealots who believe the moons were never meant to be controlled—strike without warning, their attacks threatening to unravel everything Thalvannar has built. And in the center of the chaos stands Isobel Ilyndie—scholar, magitech innovator, and the last living descendant of the god-king who once enslaved the heavens.

As storms rage, as rebellion ignites, and as whispers of something far worse stir beyond the veil, Isobel is forced to ask the question no one dares to face:

Did the fall of Volt Ilyndie free the moons?

Or did it awaken something that should have remained forgotten?