In Season 1, Episode 15, the season Finale, we follow the diary entry of Kylah Marie in her fight to the death with Twyloo out in the Plains of Du’Roi in the community of Alltud. During this life-or-death challenge, Kylah learns more about herself than ever before.

Content Warnings:  Language, Mentions of Sexual Violence, which may be triggering for some.

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In Season 1, Episode 14, we return to Kylah’s narrative of the happenings to her in the Plains of Du’Roi in the community of Alltud.  She chooses her opponent in the fight to the death to become a part of the community, but has she chosen wisely?

Content Warnings::  Language, Mentions of Sexual Violence which may be triggering for some.

Music written and composed by Michael Sawyer expressly for this podcast. Please do not use without permission.

In Season 1, Episode 13,  Bryn continues to tell the story of how a new council is formed, though it is much smaller than before.  It also appears to be set up in a more fair and just way to avoid some of the downfalls of the Council of Elders.  There is news from Jeston on Baliya Island from his work on the Porta Segreta.

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In Season 1, Episode 12, Bryn Tal and Dahlfia have returned to Teithia to try to figure out how to heal their continent from the news and information pouring into them.  They are interrupted by a mass who wants to petition to be heard by Bryn Tal for their grievances against all that is wrong on Anturia, and Dahlfia gives Bryn a great idea to help wake their people up before it’s too late for them.

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In Season 1, Episode 11, Bryn Tal returns to introduce us to Jeston Bevan. Jeston, a likable Anturian, wishes to stop the Porta Segreta from malfunctioning so humans stop randomly populating the planet. The Council attempts to take back Baliya Island from the humans that have taken it over from the broken Porta Segreta.

Content warning: Gruesome scenes depicted.

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In Season 1, Episode 10 we hear again from the perspective of Kylah  Marie who was banished to the Plains of Du’Roi.  We learn the secrets of this mysterious community and the Anturians who live there as Kylah meets them and trains with them.

Content warning: Language

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In this episode, we hear from Bryn Tal as the Civil War comes to a close in the streets of Teithia.  The Anturians we have followed in the story so far come face to face with their very first humans, and it is not quite the encounter any of them anticipated.

This episode has some detail of gruesome scenes after a battle and mild language.

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In this episode, we hear from Dahlfia for the first time as she tells us of her origins and moves us to the start of a major battle in the streets of Teitha in the Civil War.

This episode is rated as suitable for all general audiences.

Music written and composed specifically for this podcast by Michael Sawyer.

In this episode, we hear from Kylah Marie for the first time as she describes her exile from Che’el de Velg’lan out to the desert Plains of Du’Roi.

This episode contains strong language and violence, common.

Music written and composed specifically for this podcast by Michael Sawyer.

In this episode, Bryn Tal recalls the treachery that the rebels had long put in place before anyone else knew it.  There is a deeper look into the mysterious community of Che’el de Vel’glan.  Finally, something horrific is uncovered.

This episode contains strong language and violence.

Music written and composed specifically for this podcast by Michael Sawyer.