Iracle

In a world where ancient forces vie for power, former soldier Clarke Chambers finds himself at the center of a maelstrom. Framed and imprisoned for a decade, Clarke's only solace is his burning desire for revenge against the man who destroyed his life - his former commander, Stiff. But when an enigmatic alien named Primus reveals that Clarke has been chosen to wield immense power as the Bastion, a guardian of the universe, his quest for vengeance becomes a fight for the future.

As Clarke navigates the complex landscape of intergalactic politics and ancient rivalries, he must confront his own demons and learn to harness his newfound abilities. With the help of Sophia, a brilliant and beautiful UN official, and Blin, a mysterious alien with motives of their own, Clarke must stop Stiff's sinister plot to exploit the universe's hidden forces for his own gain.

From the streets of Earth to the farthest reaches of the galaxy, Clarke's journey takes him to the very limits of human endurance and beyond. With the fate of entire civilizations hanging in the balance, can Clarke balance his quest for justice with his newfound responsibilities as a Bastion, or will the forces of darkness prevail? Dive into a world of magic, mystery, and epic battles in this thrilling tale of power, loyalty, and the true meaning of heroism.

ITHOE: Bastions of the universe

Oldea had a feeling to her that left me feeling incredibly cautious. There was just this sparkle in her golden eyes, this nonchalant relaxation to her countenance, and then there was the curiosity. 


Her scrutinizing gaze bored deep through me as though she was analyzing me down to my core constitution. 


It might not be far from the truth, depending on what power subsets she had from being a Bastion of Genesis. 


Looking back at Hylosis, the edge of her lips pulled up slightly in a smirk. 


“Ah, I see, and as none of you children possess the talent you rightfully sought me out,” Oldea said, making Hylosis nod. She faced me again. “So, explain to me, how do you create your clones?” 


Shaking off the feeling of shock, I decided to focus on the present. We could debate the past on another day. M might even be able to help me find some historical records in the library’s archive. 


Holiday V: Learning from a legend