Tiamat, Mother of Demon: An Apocalypse, in a Deathless World

Dennis Siluk presents a narrative set in 6807 BC during the Age of Pride. The story centers on Yort, a city-state perched on a mountain overlooking the great sea. This setting serves as the stage for conflicts involving demonic gods who rule the underworld. These beings possess angelic, beast, and human traits. They attempt to extend their control over the upper world long before historical figures like Attila or Alexander the Great rise to power. The plot follows a man named Sinned who understands the nature of these underworld species. He recognizes that their fears differ from those of mankind. Siluk uses surrender as a tactical tool for Sinned, allowing him to rethink strategies and attack unsuspectingly. The narrative examines themes such as containment of war versus all out war, and terrorism versus freedom. Readers encounter visions and emotions tied to these decisions. This work suits readers interested in ancient mythological frameworks and supernatural fiction. It appeals to those who enjoy stories where faith is tested through conflict. The text does not offer light entertainment for casual browsers seeking simple plots. Instead, it provides a dense exploration of power dynamics between divine and human realms. The author qualifies his perspective by grounding the fantasy in specific historical epochs mentioned in the source material.