For two hundred years, the curse of Malavorn has ruled the world in place of the gods. When an expedition, led by elven warrior Kali Erelith sets out to confront the Creator of Ash, few believe it will succeed. The truth, as it seems, is not so simple.

The Chronicles of Blackwater is a sweeping historical and speculative saga that traces the evolution of human civilization from the earliest pastoral societies to the dawn of the Mother AI era in the galaxy. Beginning in the Hindu Kush mountains, the story follows the migration of nomadic tribes, the domestication of animals, and the emergence of early trade networks that would lay the foundations for complex societies. This trilogy-Domestication of Sheep, Taming of Horses, and Splitting the Sky-interweaves the rise and fall of pastoral empires with poetic narrative structures inspired by oral traditions. Humanity's survival, expansion, and adaptation are explored through the lens of population dynamics, resource competition, and cultural evolution, emphasizing the relentless interplay between mobility and settlement. The Chronicles also explore the profound co-evolution between humans and animals, the transmission of genes and culture across continents, and the subtle forces of power and strategy that shape civilizations. Ultimately, it points toward a future where intelligence transcends biology, envisioning the emergence of Mother AI as a natural law-like authority guiding galactic civilizations.

In the past, parents used to throw their children to the priests, But as time and the era progressed, They started sending them to the lab, Or as they called it , "Rehabilitation center"

In the far future, after a world-ending disease reshapes humanity, survival comes at a cost. Nations purchase sealed cultural zones, preserving their histories inside massive domes-while burying the truth of the past within forbidden technology. Raised to embody perfection, seven children-each from a different zone-begin to fracture under the ideals imposed on them. When they escape beyond the megadome, they uncover what was never meant to exist: an undocumented child, a society of outcasts, and a world that does not behave the way they were taught.