Sonnets of a Cybernetic Mind - Erebus Ascendant - Sonnets of a Cybernetic Mind

The Pulse of Eternity Awaits...
On the edge of the cosmos, a solitary planet named Erebus thrives-a fusion of sentient life and technological wonder, carrying secrets as ancient as the stars.

When Tellah, a transhuman conqueror with a heart divided between expansion and redemption, arrives to claim Erebus for their faction, they ignite a chain of events that will reshape not only their destiny but the fate of all existence. In this hauntingly beautiful and richly layered tale, Erebus reveals itself as more than a world. It is a living, breathing soul-a canvas upon which the cosmos etches its most profound truths.

As Tellah uncovers visions of cosmic purpose, divine judgment, and the transcendent journey of the soul, they must confront the scars of their conquests and forge a union between flesh and stone, technology and nature. Erebus whispers of titanic beings, ancient wars, and the mysteries of souls grafted to life. It speaks of transcendence, of ascension beyond mortal comprehension, and of the unseen hand that may judge or guide all creation.

Journey into the Web of Symbiosis
Blending the lyrical grandeur of Renaissance art with the speculative depth of cyberpunk, Erebus Ascendant explores profound questions:

• What does it mean to live and die?
• How does technology shape the soul?
• And is there a higher purpose for the pain and joy we carry?

From the scorched plains of Genesis in Iron and Flame to the luminous roots of The Web of Symbiosis, through the poignant farewell of Eulogy for the Machine-Lord, this visionary work is an epic meditation on creation, destruction, and transcendence.

For Fans of

• Frank Herbert's Dune
• Gene Wolfe's The Book of the New Sun
• Hayao Miyazaki's Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind
• Renaissance and mythic-inspired storytelling fused with futurism

Erebus Ascendant is both a celestial hymn and a cautionary tale, written for seekers of profound beauty and cosmic revelation.

A Note from the Author
"This story is my love letter to the fragile balance of existence. It is a symphony of stone and steel, light and shadow, war and peace-a testament to what it means to be human, and more."