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The Book of Eugoldia
"I am Arkendemus, King of the Golden Dynasty. You have heard the rumors of our fall, but now you will hear the truth."
Forged of gold and light, the Eugoldians were the first tribe created by the gods, protectors of balance and guardians of the Republic that once united the underworld. Their homeland, the Golden Kingdom, was a radiant empire of glowing rivers, living palaces, and wealth that pulsed with divine magic. But envy and betrayal grew in the shadows. Sawdo of the Adukans and Orin of the Orlios conspired with the Oceanus King and the surface world, weaving lies that fractured the Republic. When a strange sickness struck the Eugoldians, the conspirators struck in force and the Golden Kingdom faced its greatest trial.
Told in Arkendemus’s own voice, this is the untold account of glory, betrayal, and sacrifice. A story of sovereign bonds, unbroken loyalty, and the last stand of a kingdom destined to fall. The Book of Eugoldia is both a testimony and a warning for though the Golden Kingdom crumbled, its flame still burns.
The Book of Eugoldia
"I am Arkendemus, King of the Golden Dynasty. You have heard the rumors of our fall, but now you will hear the truth."
Forged of gold and light, the Eugoldians were the first tribe created by the gods, protectors of balance and guardians of the Republic that once united the underworld. Their homeland, the Golden Kingdom, was a radiant empire of glowing rivers, living palaces, and wealth that pulsed with divine magic. But envy and betrayal grew in the shadows. Sawdo of the Adukans and Orin of the Orlios conspired with the Oceanus King and the surface world, weaving lies that fractured the Republic. When a strange sickness struck the Eugoldians, the conspirators struck in force and the Golden Kingdom faced its greatest trial.
Told in Arkendemus’s own voice, this is the untold account of glory, betrayal, and sacrifice. A story of sovereign bonds, unbroken loyalty, and the last stand of a kingdom destined to fall. The Book of Eugoldia is both a testimony and a warning for though the Golden Kingdom crumbled, its flame still burns.