The Gamidgey and the Lore of Ruakh Sudar - Apocryphia – The Altered Universe of parables, #1

The Gamidgey and the Lore of Ruakh Sudar is an epic fantasy novel that begins the 7-book series purposed to depict Apocryphia -The Altered Universe of parables. Assembled of three realms-Elohim, Adamah, the Nether-Apocryphia is a universe based on biblical allegories, symbolics and revelations that strive for the Ultimate Transcendence of humanity and their realm called Adamah; a realm where humanity reveals a timeline of different nations and historic events affected by a Spiritual War.
The focus of the series is a sanctified nation assembled by the Benevolent Entity called the Maker, that succeeds to establish a modus of life by His divine standards, and even preserve it for thousands of years. Categorized on 6 Classes by the powers and gifts bestowed by the Maker, the chapters reveal this miraculous nation and island of Ruakh Sudar where people enjoy a life free from all corruption and vanity.
Each book of the series chooses a Class and explains its powers, purpose, aspirations and burdens, along with a parallel theme that affects the present days of the storyline. In a world where humanity indulges into the deceiving offerings of the defiled Elites and their corporations, the narrative seeks the truth of what animates mankind's flaws and foul possibilities. Renowned as the Modern Age of humanity due to the scientific and technological progress, the chapters reveal the rich history of Adamah that is now placed into mythology or regarded as untrue by the modern man.
The narative follows the protagonist named Amos Bol who is a Gamidgey. Through him, we learn of the present condition of Adamah and what purpose his Class has on Ruakh Sudar in a time called the Silent Era."The Gamidgey and the Lore of Ruakh Sudar" delves into themes of sacrifice, unity, and resilience, vividly depicting a world where mythological elements blend seamlessly with cutting-edge science fiction.
Through intense battles, strategic alliances, and profound internal struggles, Amos's story is one of heroism and the fight against an ever-encroaching evil.