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And so, the era of the Milear series has officially come to an end.


Nelion Hyres has fought tooth and nail for his hard-won, creamy-gold happiness, Laest has sealed his eternity, and Aluen and Orion continue to find out who is drinking whose blood. I know that many of you are wiping away tears of joy, wrapping yourselves in blankets, and secretly hoping that the author will bring you more emotional comfort, light adventures, and sweet fairy tales.


Well—forget about it. The celebration is over; the silk of the doublets is going into the furnace.


Right now, we are opening the gates to a completely new world. Welcome to the epic that will turn your soul inside out—SIDUS.

I want to be completely honest with you from the start to avoid any tearful complaints and broken hearts in the comments. If you came here solely for light BL tropes, gentle mornings, and peace of mind—turn back right at the threshold in the world of SIDUS. Seriously, save your nerves and look for something lighter, because this story was not created for your comfort.


This is a dark, uncompromising, and suffocatingly heavy mythical tragedy. A long road awaits us, where five things will rule: Blood, Mud, Faith, Hope, and, of course, Love—but a love so absolute and pitch-black that it will tear your soul apart without anesthesia. Here, silent stars devour flesh, darkness breathes down your neck, and the price of devotion is terrifyingly cruel.


But if you, like me, love ambiguous morality, complex, indifferent gods, the catharsis of decay, and torturous choices that make your jaw clench—welcome home.


I promise you only one thing: you will definitely not be bored. While the updates for SIDUS are rolling out, I am already writing a third, completely different story straight from the knife's edge. So strap in. Those who stay with me will watch this sky burn.


Thank you for walking through Milear with me.


See you in the dark! 🖤

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We're on the home stretch. The final chapters of 'Nelion' are coming soon. But I still have more to tell you.


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Today I closed the final chapter of the Milear series. Four books. Four heroes.

Laest — the father, the breaking, the crown. Sylar — the shadow that came closer than the light. Alwen — the son, the rebellion, the search for himself. Orion — the one who stays, even when pushed away.

They lived their stories. And now I'm handing them over to you.

And right after that — the first chapter of 'Nelion'. The one who was always there, but stayed in the shadows. A standalone story. About acceptance. About slow burn. About how sometimes the hardest thing is to let yourself be.

If you've been with me all this time — thank you. If you've just arrived — welcome.

Three books of the Milear series are behind us.
We saw Laest rise in 'Flowers of Shiatal'.
We saw Aluen rebel in 'Milear: Renunciation'.
Now it's time to open the final chapter of the Milear legacy.
'Drem' — a new world. New adventures. New emotions.
This isn't just a book. This is the end. And it's coming soon.

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