The roar of the steam engine covered up the whispers underground, and the giant ship made of steel could not sail out of the fog.
This is the fifth hundred years since the myth died, and it is also the era of the reign of the "Great Silence".
People praise reason and advocate gears, thinking that they have used the fire of industry to dispel the darkness of ignorance.
Until, Warren, a stranger who has forgotten his past, wakes up from a non-existent ghost ship with a stopped gold watch.
People will eventually discover that those ancient beings erased from history books are not dead.
They are just waiting.
Waiting for a book to be opened, waiting for a bell to ring, waiting for the world to become... Chaotic and crazy again.
Reader comments
Not bad. There is nothing too toxic about it. After reading more than 40 chapters, the extraordinary system does not yet have a complete upgrade system. Overall, it's a Victorian-style horror fantasy similar to Guns of Ember. Insert wards. Keep up with updates.
Not bad. There is nothing too toxic about it. After reading more than 40 chapters, the extraordinary system does not yet have a complete upgrade system. Overall, it's a Victorian-style horror fantasy similar to Guns of Ember. Insert wards. Keep up with updates.