Description

Blackfall Horizon is a military science-fiction novella set in the aftermath of collapse, where faith has been converted into infrastructure and human connection is treated as a controllable resource.

Eiden is a Lantern Warden, trained to enter unstable sanctums where ideology, technology, and emotion intersect. His survival depends on resonance—an empathic system that binds paired operatives together, synchronizing thought, movement, and combat. His partner, Aurelia, is a Weaver whose precision and emotional discipline anchor their bond in the field. When an operation inside the vast Sanctum-Port fails, the structure itself turns hostile. Systems fracture, devotion becomes violent, and the resonance Eiden relies on begins to unravel. Cut off from support and forced to navigate the ruins alone, he must confront the cost of control, the weight of loss, and what remains when connection is broken but not erased. Blending tactical science fiction with psychological depth, Blackfall Horizon explores survival beyond catastrophe, grief as a persistent force, and the fragile line between discipline and empathy in a world designed to suppress both. It is the opening entry in a new science-fiction series focused on aftermath, endurance, and the quiet spaces beyond the fall.