A Fantasy Series narrated by The God of Death
A Celebration or a Cover-Up? In 1904, the city of St. Louis, Missouri, hosted the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, a spectacle universally known as the 1904 World’s Fair. By all accounts, it was a breathtaking display of progress, technology, and colonial triumph, drawing nearly 20 million visitors and showcasing the burgeoning might of the American Century.... Continue Reading →
The Genius Who Knew Too Much Nikola Tesla. His name is synonymous with suppressed technology, forgotten genius, and the electric future we were robbed of. Official history paints him as a brilliant but ultimately tragic figure—an eccentric inventor whose ambitious dream of providing free, wireless energy to the world was simply ahead of its time,... Continue Reading →
The Echo of the Lost Grid The year is 1898, and the world hums with the false promise of progress. It is a world I am forced to live in but do not belong to. Smoke belches from a thousand new factories, iron behemoths roar across continents, and a strange, chugging sound—the rhythm of the... Continue Reading →
I. The Forgotten Power Infrastructure of the 19th Century A careful examination of pre-1900 architectural records reveals an astonishing pattern: nearly every major city on Earth was once crowned by metallic towers, crystalline domes, and massive obelisks—all interconnected through a sophisticated energy network that vanished from history by World War I. These weren't mere decorations;... Continue Reading →
The Apocrypha of Azazel 