A fallen merchant. A cursed God. One trial at sea that rewrites everything.
Seven Voyages. Seven trials. A myth rewritten one storm at a time.
Across seven mythic trials, Sindra sails alongside cursed gods, unexpected warriors, and monstrous creatures straight from the flickering Technicolor dreams of sword-swinging cinema. Roc feathers fall like prophecy. Skeleton warriors clash in desert moonlight. And friends fight side-by-side, not for glory, but for each other.
This is swashbuckling reborn: in cloth and courage, shaped by choice rather than expectation. The Book of Sindra invites you into seas thick with salt and silence, with laughter and danger.
Enter the voyage. Conquer your own corner of the world. And discover the stories that should have been told this way all along.
The First Voyage of Sindra
When Sindra gambles away her inheritance in a grief-fueled haze, she buys passage on a merchant vessel, bright-sailed, crowded with goods, and aimed toward legendary waters. Her hope is simple: earn back what was lost and reclaim a life that slipped through her fingers.
Cast adrift, Sindra washes ashore and is welcomed into a desert city of opulence and secrets. But the Vizier wants what she’s not willing to give -the necklace her parents swore would protect her from harm at sea.
To survive this voyage, Sindra must rely on instinct, wit, and whatever truths lie waiting beneath the surface.
The First Voyage of Sindra is a swashbuckling descent into myth, monsters, and the silence between stars -where heroism comes not from prophecy, but from action.
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It is a mighty fish lying entranced in sleep on the surface of the sea since times of old, and trees have grown upon it; but your fires and your frolicking have awakened it…
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I write stories for those who dream differently in the dark. My work wanders the borderlands of myth and feeling, where monsters speak softly, change arrives like tidewater, and magic hums beneath grief, hope, and rebellion.
Some tales -like Noctisbellum– pull you through shadowed corridors of thought and fear. Others -like The Book of Sindra– beckon with bright sails and sun-soaked myth, offering adventure tinged with longing. But they all begin in the same place: with a question, a flicker of truth, and the quiet defiance of becoming something more.
This world leans warmer than my usual shadows, but the truths beneath are the same: power doesn’t always roar. It whispers. It asks. It finds its way home.
