On Colossara — a superplanet millions of times larger than any star, orbiting three suns at the universe’s center — beauty hides a brutal truth. Here, wars never cease, and even the strongest empires crumble beneath the weight of time. Humanity rules vast swaths of the cosmos, but rival alien races have set their banners on Colossara itself, vying for supremacy over the world that decides the fate of all existence.

At the peak of power stand the eleven Realm 11s — the ten heads of the Great Houses of Humanity, and one unknown figure whose presence shapes every conflict. They are gods among mortals, their wills able to bend reality itself. Yet even below them, the Ten Great Houses wield armies, fleets, and bloodlines powerful enough to shatter continents. And still, Houses can fall.

Among those ruins lies House Aurelith, remembered only by whispers and a fractured crest. Valrion Aurelith, born of two ancient lines, grows in the shadow of decline. His body is forged under merciless training, his spirit tested by traditions that demand strength above all. But beyond the estate walls, he begins to learn that strength is more than crowns or cores — it is people, unity, and will.

Alien threats stir, and war looms once more. From bruises to banners, Valrion’s journey will decide whether his family’s name is lost forever… or carved into eternity.

Excerpt from "The Scholar's Codex of Power," Vol. II — The Flow of Time


"Time on Colossara is not measured as it was on Terra. The planet's vast orbit, its three suns, and the fractured moon forced mankind to build a new calendar — one suited for an eternal world."


The Grand Year: Colossara's orbit around its three suns. One Grand Year equals roughly a century on lesser worlds. Scholars and historians use it to measure long spans of history.


The Common Year: The civil calendar used by everyone in daily life. It is divided into twelve months, each with 120 days, making 1,440 days in total.


Each month reflects the natural cycle of Colossara — its storms, stars, and seasons.


1. Dawnspire – first rising of the suns after deep frost. A month of planting, renewal, and oaths.


2. Stormveil – lightning storms sweep the plains. Associated with travel, endurance, and trials.


3. Blossomshade – trees bloom violet and gold. A time of festivals, marriages, and poetry.


4. Ashrift – volcanic belts stir. Blacksmiths and builders mark this month with work and forging.


5. Ironmarch – great herds and beasts migrate. Hunters and soldiers alike begin their campaigns.


6. Moongrave – the fractured moon shines brightest. A month of remembrance, secrets, and mourning.


7. Suncrest – the suns reach their zenith. Harvests are taken, academies often hold entrance trials.


8. Duskfall – days shorten, shadows stretch. Courts and nobles use this month for intrigue and diplomacy.


9. Bloodtide – crimson storms sweep the seas. Sailors pray, pirates feast, and omens are read.


10. Starweave – essence-lights lace the skies. Navigators, scholars, and mages work by these threads.


11. Frostwane – the coldest month. A time of austerity, stockpiling, and tests of will.


12. Eclipseborn – when the moon eclipses one sun. Endings and renewals are marked here; debts settled, wars paused or begun.


Primacules extend human life. Most reach adulthood only after they have lived one Grand Year.


Average life span is 1000 to 5000 years without awakening 


P.S. A.E. = Age of Essence, the era marked from humanity's first Awakening.


Calendar of Colossara