Taken Horizon

He serves two masters because he believes in none. He’s a blade held by two bleeding hands. The Traveler isn’t loyal. He’s not pure. He’s not chosen. But he is necessary.



The Traveler follows the Empyrean Crusaders because they gave him purpose, a dysfunctional family led by a charmingly dangerous witch. Scheming beneath the stars while sneering up at the gods. He follows Clarity because it gave him questions, a cosmic intelligence so old it forgot how to explain itself. Ruling from the shadows through its seven Messiahs.



And somewhere, tangled between faith, manipulation, and madness, lies the only thing he’s ever truly wanted.



A single, impossible wish. One so old he’s begun to forget why he made it in the first place.



Taken Horizon is a story of dual allegiances, cosmic mysteries, and the madness of wanting more than the universe can give.