Wanderers. Book 3. Anti-Unity. Volume 2

Book 3. Anti-Unity. Volume 2” is a fantastic novel by Igor Marchenko, part of the “Dominium” cycle; genre: space fantasy, adventure fantasy, horror.

“Strangers. Anti-Unity” is an epic saga of the great confrontation between two worldviews—heroes and antiheroes enter a deadly clash, driven by their personal truth in the pursuit of the highest truth. In this world of blurred lines between good and evil, ancient great civilizations, and half-forgotten powerful artifacts from a distant past, everyone’s choice matters, because the fate of all humankind is at stake.

The cruel Terran Empire, under the single rule of Emperor Bolisarius, possessed by demonic forces, declares a crusade against heretics, whose fate is to become gavvakh donors—energy drawn from suffering. And those who were once considered dregs and outcasts unexpectedly unite and stand shoulder to shoulder with those who had always been in the minority, for a more just future. Their conscious choice creates new patterns of destiny, determining the direction of development of the human community for thousands of years to come. In this dance of light and darkness, a new reality is born—filled with anticipation of the rise of a new supercivilization of sensens on the Progenitor Gaiya. However, there are powerful and secret behind-the-scenes forces at the heart of the galaxy that are not satisfied with this turn of events, which means—war is inevitable!

At the center of the novel is a journey into the depths of the soul, where every reader will find reflections of their own fears and hopes, and the story begins to frighteningly resemble harsh reality. This is a novel about how, in the darkest corners of the soul, one can find light—and how even in the brightest and purest intentions, shadows of primordial evil can hide. This book is about the fact that unity and disunity are two sides of the same coin, and that only through understanding and acceptance of both can one attain true universal harmony and wisdom.