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Brencis is gone. All that's left is to restore order to Vale Sangora. Force the supernatural back into hiding and let it fade back into legend and folklore. Thank goodness Marat doesn't have some sort of Half-Vrakhir, Half-Witch, Half-Human ex-lover still lingering somewhere in the valley to make that job utterly painful.
Set more than a few handful of years after the Knyazmaker ending! Spoilers for that ending ahead!
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23 Oct 2026
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When Coen agrees to join Brencis's court to protect his family, a dangerous game begins. The Dawnwalker must do whatever it takes to survive while secretly plotting the cruel Knyaz's downfall.
He is not alone in this though. Ambrus has his own plans for Brencis - plans that seem to align perfectly with Coen’s, drawing the two Vrakhiri significantly closer.AU universe (kinda)
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22 Oct 2026
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Down the Laslea mineshaft, Brencis leaves Pieter alive and bleeding to be devoured by a newborn vrakhir.
With that plan failed and Coen fallen into the clutches of the Knyaz, the salvation of Vale Sangora is now a matter for Coen's father and friends along with their manumit allies. Coen has other problems. Saving his siblings will be hard enough. Saving himself might be impossible.
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19 Oct 2026
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It has been only a few days since Coen was forced to leave his old life behind. Each sunrise, he walks the earth as a human. Each moonrise, he must fight a deep hunger and come to terms with being a half-Vrakhir.
His goal is simple: eliminate the Boyars, kill Brencis, and save his family before the knyaz’s coronation.
But Coen has underestimated his enemies.
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Or: What if Coen was nowhere near as powerful as the other VrakhiriBookmarked by amariemori
12 Oct 2026
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Coen and Ambrus get to know each other before Laslea gets wiped out. As they become enemies, they have to face that they care about each other much more than they should.
"Bakir looks so scary."
"Scarier than me?" Ambrus said threateningly.
Coen was startled by the sudden closeness, but the feeling was not unwelcome.
"Ah... There's no right answer here, is there?"
A smile subtly emerged beneath Ambrus's scornful expression. Coen smiled back. Finally, Ambrus laughed.
"Fret not, my pet," he said, cheerful, putting an end to the performance. "You're perfectly safe. Though I must confess, I am now curious about the answer."
"Well... I'm not afraid of you anymore," Coen confessed shyly.
"Oh, how disappointing!" Ambrus replied, theatrically. "Shall I torture you a little, then? Put some fear back into you?"
"I'd rather you didn't." He held back another smile.
"I merely jest, my dear." Ambrus caressed his cheek, and Coen found himself leaning into his hand. "I'm quite happy with our current arrangement. Speaking of which, I could really use a taste of that delicious blood of yours."
"Of course." Coen tilted his head, offering himself up to the vrakhir.
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09 Oct 2026