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Dominion of the Divine

If a single tongue can unify people, then no horizon will hold them. So let us descend and confuse their speech.

They scattered us once. They are still scattering us.

For centuries the Ouroboros have ruled from the wreckage of Babel, shaping belief, fracturing language, engineering the gods humanity kneels to. They don’t need armies. They have algorithms, illusions, and ten thousand years of practice.

Hunter Persefoni knew too much. Now his family is gone, his daughter Ember a ghost in a world where timelines collapse and reality stutters like a dying signal.

Hunted across shifting worlds, he begins to understand the oldest truth: the gods were never divine, they were just first, and they have never lost.

A newly abridged and remastered edition of the original 2020 novel. For readers who loved Dark Matter but wanted it to go somewhere darker, stranger, and more willing to question who built the reality in the first place, Dominion of the Divine picks up where that restlessness begins.