Chapter 5 of a fantasy saga inspired by the world of the Vikings. Two clans live in the neighborhood, separated by the Skjaldra River and the gray ridges of the Frostfjall Mountains. Skjaldra is not just water: it is a living strip of memory, a stream that “remembers” blood and oaths.
In a far spiral arm, a once-gilded star-empire is coming apart like rotted silk. Two young hackers—lovers with too many secrets—work for a resistance that can’t afford heroes, only the desperate. Their jobs begin as clean digital thefts, then turn into blood-wet sabotage when the regime’s drones start hunting for bodies instead of passwords. As the galaxy’s infrastructure fails—air, water, medicine, memory itself—the couple must choose between saving each other or saving everyone else. In the end, love becomes a weapon: beautiful, illegal, and loud enough to wake dead worlds.
Every night, Lupi the bunny had beautiful dreams, but one day they disappeared. Without dreams, he had trouble falling asleep, and the world seemed somehow quieter. Lupi decides to find his dreams, even if he has to go all the way to Moon Hill. On his journey, he meets friends who show him that dreams are sometimes closer than we think. It is a story about patience, kindness, and trust.
Popik is a dragon who is different from the others. Instead of fire, he can only breathe warm smoke and sparks. Because of this, he thinks he is not a good enough dragon. But during one quiet night, he discovers that not all fire has to burn. This story helps children accept their own uniqueness.
A beautiful fairy tale for children up to three years old about how Misha, a little bear, finds a fallen star on the ground one night. He decides to put it back in the sky, but alas – he needs help from his animal friends!