Rey De-Heavens: The blueprint

This blueprint of Rey De-Heavens brings together in a single book several arcs from the life of one same character across different stages of his existence: human, incarnated, archangel, father, executor of divine wars and witness of apocalypses. The result is a long, dense and deliberately extreme work, written and rewritten over many years, from my early teens into adulthood. That means you will find abrupt shifts in tone, style and narrative maturity; redundant scenes; repeated explanations; internal notes; author comments inside the text itself; and a timeline still under construction, with time jumps and different versions of the same character or the same event.

In terms of content, this book includes graphic violence, explicit descriptions of death, torture, war and physical and emotional suffering; explicit sexual scenes; sexual and psychological power dynamics; exploration of fractured identity, self-splitting, extreme loneliness, self-harm, the wish to disappear and other borderline mental states. It also treats religious and theological elements in a free, irreverent and at times aggressive way, using hell, demons, angels, gods and divine figures outside any traditional doctrinal frame. This is not a neutral or gentle text. It is not suitable for minors or for readers sensitive to themes of abuse, trauma, religion, mental health or sexual violence.

This book should be read for what it is: a living, evolving manuscript that prioritizes fidelity to the internal story over editorial polish. Future editions may correct errors, trim dialogue and adjust the chronology, but the course of events, the fate of the characters and the core themes will not change. Here you are seeing the full skeleton of Rey De-Heavens as it was conceived: with its flaws, excesses and contradictions.