The gods are dead, generations ago we killed them. We chose to forget, blinded by our promise we forgot what lurked in the shadows. The greatest of our sins was not realizing what they had protected us from. As their demons emerge it becomes clear -- the end is near, and there is nothing they can do to stop it, still they will fight until there are no moments left.

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"A Dark Wind's Fury : an episodic mythpunk saga" is a serialized science fiction thriller that follows the ending of the world of Anön, the very last world in the universe.

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ACT I

"Half the world burned in three nights. On the last, a Dark Wind called to Fy val Kyr of the far-west. Refugees arrived in the remote Kilmont Relay station by the dozens. With power failing time was running out, she and her comrades of the KPA were struggling to save themselves. When a string of unexplainable events, and even worse -- a miracle happens, they realized their problems had spread far beyond the boundaries of the wastes."

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"Luka awoke with no memory and an overbearing sense of purpose -- as he always had, so he believed. This wasn't anything new, as far as he could tell. However, he couldn't shake the feeling something was there that shouldn't be. A insistent noise in a quiet room. He was afraid of Argyle knowing, never able to read behind the stone faced man his eyes burned Luka with suspicion. More than anything, he wondered why he felt anything at all?"

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ACT II

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“Far away and much removed, the family of a wealthy industrialist, of a Skyraan Haus, get stranded while on vacation.  Soon, they quickly learn no amount of privilege or comfort could remove them from the horror and misery they watched unfold their comms screen."

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"Across the wastes. For weeks now this affliction has infected ships, possessing whoever it comes across, leaving death and despair throughout the far-west. There was no doubt in Fy’s mind that the end really was near."

"A new threat develops, mysterious ships appear in the sky, black spheres that appear to be transporting ships to a place unknown. With no time, and every time desperate measure exhausted, they were left with only one choice.” 
 

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