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It's an apocalyptic story that began when the king of the gods, "Jarvěs", felt a forbidden love for a mortal woman he couldn't love freely for fear of upsetting the cosmic balance he had created when he created the universe. This god then decided to destroy his desire by destroying the mortal world, and called upon the dwarf weaver of destiny: the latter wove the god's desires into the canvas of destiny with golden thread, but being deaf and almost blind, made several mistakes, shifting the date and the person conceived... and the prophecy would also destroy the immortal world...
When "jerves" became aware of this, he was seized with a black anger, but the dwarf, having plotted against the god to avoid his fury, lied to the god's sons. A rebellion was organized on the celestial mount (the residence of the supreme god) and the powerful god was defeated. The god's sons tried to change the future, but were unable to do so because they had run out of golden thread. the prophecy was unavoidable! it began when Jamil, the noble son of an oriental family, found himself the victim of the war that broke out in the city. (The first chapter of the book is a true story, then a bit of fantasy takes over in the following chapters. Jamil, who had fallen victim to the war by a miracle, returned from the world of the dead, after a shepherd had found him dying under the rubble.Following his return to life, he had a dream in which the famous prophecy was announced to him. His sister thought he had gone mad when he told her his dream, so she took advantage of the situation to rob him of his share of the inheritance and chased him out of the family home. jamil was helped by an old man who, to his great surprise, turned out to be the shepherd who had once saved him. his daughter's hand was granted to the young man, who married her and the couple had two children: jacob and angélique. the birth of these children will mark the beginning of the appocalypse. this is the fulfillment of prophecy!

Table of At the edges of infinity (Apocalypse)

Table of contents

Volume 1