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Azul Mamani is a nobody. It doesn’t matter that he’s a great-grandson of the Megarchon, the tyrant ruling the entire world—until today. For the first time in centuries, there''''s no successor who can wield the Imperium, the mysterious source of the Megarchon''''s terrifying power. Civil war looms in the horizon. Azul only knows he’s been hastily summoned to the world capital, but not why. He has no power and no allies—except maybe a dangerous man known as Vanth Umbra, King of the Dying Sun, born to protect the living from the creatures of the Underworld. Sex is the one bargaining chip Azul has, so it''''s a good thing Vanth wants him—except he can’t be trusted, especially not when he appoints himself as Azul''''s protector. However, with a necromancer after Azul’s life, one of the Megarchon’s elite guards shadowing his every movement, and insurgents raising hell on his path, Vanth might be his only chance to survive. Some things you might want to know before reading: This story is intended for an adult audience. Trauma and abuse are central parts of the story, especially (past) child abuse. Poor coping mechanisms are featured prominently. Under-negotiated BDSM is common. Suicidal ideations come up too. There''''s also violence, gore, and horror elements, particularly in later arcs. But I can promise there''''s a happy ending. Eventually.