Since Ancient Times, People Have Called It Love

Since Ancient Times, People Have Called It Love

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Since Ancient Times, People Have Called It Love takes place in the distant future. Millennia ago, the unknown being has pushed away the Old Gods and humans into the last haven - the city named Anant Kaal. Until now, it has succeeded in protecting its inhabitants, but anomalies that started to occur recently suggest that the end could be drawing near... Aldon Estira is one of the Old Gods but as everyone else, he is also uncertain about the coming future. Undoubtedly, nothing scares him more than a possibility of losing his wife Niyan... p.s. Cover was made by very talented artist Martina Stipan https://www.deviantart.com/t1na
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