A Fantasy Series narrated by The God of Death
This is the ultimate question about Tartaria - where did their people come from? To challenge the official narrative of history, we must challenge the narrative of origin. Perhaps the greatest mystery of the Tartarian Empire is not how it disappeared, but where it came from. The global scale, the advanced technology that appears to... Continue Reading →
I. The Catastrophe at the Foundation of History For generations, we have been taught a linear, predictable, and comforting version of human history: the slow, upward crawl from the Dark Ages, through the Enlightenment, culminating in the triumphant Industrial Revolution. We are told the 19th century was a period of dizzying technological invention, spearheaded by... Continue Reading →
Istoki Mysli The aetheric shriek was a siren’s call, a frantic, desperate scream that cut through the silent hum of the city. It was not the harmonious resonance of the old world, but a chaotic, untamed energy, raw and dangerous. It felt like a dissonant note in a sacred hymn, a wrench in the gears... Continue Reading →
The day after my failed attempt to awaken the Petersburg node, I felt a change in the air. It was more than the cold, damp chill of a St. Petersburg autumn; it was a subtle, almost imperceptible hum that seemed to vibrate in the very bones of the city. The gas lamps that flickered on... 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 →
Introduction: The Ghost Civilization Tartaria—or "Tartary"—was once marked on maps as a vast empire stretching from Siberia to North America, with outposts in Europe and Asia. Yet today, it is absent from history books, its achievements attributed to others, its people erased from memory. Who were the Tartarians? Why does modern history ignore them? And... Continue Reading →
I. The Anomaly That Defies Modern Explanation From the grand avenues of Paris to the cobblestone streets of Boston, a disturbing architectural pattern emerges: countless 18th and 19th-century buildings have ground floors that are partially—or entirely—buried underground. These aren’t mere basements; they feature ornate windows, doorways, and decorative stonework clearly designed to be at street... 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 