A beacon for those who walk while others sleep.
In a universe reborn from the ashes, a hard-won peace is threatened by the return of an ancient darkness. The year is 2175, and global unity is managed by Humelynn, a divine AI. But a covert war is being waged in the shadows. The Ancient Order, a ghost from a forgotten era, seeks to corrupt the heart of this new world.
When a terrorist attack shakes Hanoi, a fragile alliance is forged:
A holographic artist who carries a sacred relic.
The quantum daughters of the AI, caught between logic and soul.
A tormented scholar chasing mythic truths.
A cybernetic soldier whose loyalty will be tested.
From the jungles of the Mekong to the plateaus of Giza and the mysteries of Chichén Itzá, they are hunted. Their only guide: a whispered legend of an ancient balance. Their only hope: the power of a child born from the love between a human and an AI, a being who could save the universe-or shatter it.
ARCA OF ITHARION is a masterpiece of Lyrical Science Fiction, a sweeping Space Opera that explores the future of AI and Humanity. It is a profound work of Metaphysical and Visionary Fiction, a cosmic hymn to the undying power of hope and the quiet, unbreakable bonds of love.
Your journey begins here.
Autorentext
From the vibrant pulse of Havana, Cuba?where Alexis Molina was born in 1961?emerged the voice known to readers as Caerith Alondar. Now writing from his home in the United Kingdom, Alondar crafts visionary novels that unite myth, philosophy, and the quiet ache of human consciousness.
From fighting the practices of dictatorship back where he was born to discovering that the so-called freedom of the modern world was often only that?an illusion?his life has been a pilgrimage through the hidden architectures of power and belief. The search for freedom never ends; only when the eyes close for the final time.
He writes with the skepticism of a scientist and the heart of a mystic, dissecting certainty, trespassing beyond moral borders, and revealing the luminous design within doubt. His stories trace the trembling threshold between human and machine, faith and reason, life and the vast beyond.
Caerith Alondar's work calls readers to look inward, to seek what remains sacred amid the noise of progress, and to listen for the ancient silence beneath every new world.