After her exploits in Deroke, Virtriallis follows the God-Touched servant of Falorous into her former home, the Grove Estralias. The tainted forest is no place for the High Priest, but her mission is still in front her. She must follow Drusilla Whisperleaf. 

On the banks of the Sariak River, nestled in the shadow of the Peroney mountains and within the confines of the city of Sunshire, rest the largest prison in all of Dun-I. Though the wooden walls do not hold men and women of flesh, but instead, house the essence of those who have fallen, or simply gotten lost. It was made by man and under the guise of several God’s most trusted servants, but its creation leaves a stain on Dun-I, one that even the Goddess of Law cannot cleanse. Coming Soon, By Gods and Kings: Shadow’s Bastion.

With Neralil killed by the Seraphim, Zilara, the realm of Dun-I is forced into an uneasy tension. The War of the Gods is over, but the new conflict remains. However, in this new world, where will Zilara, the killer of the God, fit in?

Under the command of Pendal, Zilara is sent into the realm of Soleria to assist Derrien's right hand in ending the War of the Gods. However, with the immense heat from Soleria, can Zilara and Pendal both persevere to achieve their ultimate goal: Killing the Goddess of Illumination. 

You awake to find yourself standing in the realm of Vorelsk, home to the God of Order, Derrien. Under the watchful eye of his chief lieutenant, Pendal, you are training to serve him, but are eventually sent on the greatest mission of your short life. 

Waking up in a foreign world, you're tasked with archiving the history of Dun-I, but first, you must relive a part of its past. The Demise of the Sun God shows the history of the end of the War of the Gods, when one of her creators, meets her bitter reward. 

Upon entering the village of Deroke, not all is as it seems. After being attacked and subdued by the God-Touched, Drusilla Whisperleaf, Virtrialis is left to pick up the pieces and mend the village. 

With the realm created, the Gods have finally taken their place in Dun-I. Borders have been created and alliances are being forged, with the embers of war slowing beginning to crackle. 

With the celestial beings in position, the Gods are able to begin their work. 

Told by the God of Intellect, Life Before Dun-I briefly chronicles the lives of the eleven celestial beings who would one day, create the realm of Dun-I.