Cataclysm
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Cataclysm
In this, the second installment of the Cataclysm Saga we follow Teatrie on his journey to complete the task(s) given to him by Zander. After finding about the Others, he will now throw himself deep into research mode to decipher what they left behind before their civilization was destroyed. He believes that they left him enough clues to figure out how to stop the next cataclysm before he runs out of time, like they did. And the clock… it is rapidly counting down. Uncontrollable actions have already been set into motion. The end is much closer than anyone could have imagined. The Others will need to reach out from the past to help Teatrie save humanity’s future.
Cataclysm: The Legends of Thalaria
Author: Lore Casta Pendragon
language: en
Publisher: Lore Casta Pendragon Inc.
Release Date: 2023-11-27
Thalaria was once a beautiful land, a place where many different races and cultures intermingled in peace, until the Necromancer Guldamere changed everything. Setting off a cataclysm of world ending proportions and sealing away the legendary wizard Lore Casta Pendragon. Guldamere revives the population he destroyed, feeding upon the living to prolong his eternal life as a God. Join Ailyn Allheart, a young boy struggling to survive against the church of the god feared and his companions as they search for the power shards left after the cataclysm and fight to rid themselves of the necromancer, Guldamere the god feared.
After the Flood, Cataclysm and the Forgotten Origins of Civilization
Author: Alistair Ravenhurst
language: en
Publisher: ANCIENT CIVILIZATION
Release Date: 2025-12-24
A forgotten chapter of human history may be hiding in plain sight—not in secret vaults, but in the oldest stories ever told. Across continents, civilizations preserved the same haunting pattern: a world that once thrived, a sudden catastrophe of water, fire, and darkness, and scattered survivors forced to rebuild from fragments. This book follows the trail where geology and myth overlap—drowned coastlines, abrupt climate shocks, and the global memory of endings that refuse to die. Through a gripping, evidence-minded narrative, it explores how cataclysms can erase entire landscapes, scramble the archaeological record, and leave behind only the most durable artifact of all: story. From the “flood that swallowed the first world” to legends of burning skies and long dark ages, these traditions begin to look less like fantasy and more like compressed memory—warnings carried forward across millennia. Blending deep-time climate history, collapse dynamics, and the logic of lost coastlines, this book asks a provocative question: what if civilization has restarted more than once? Powerful, cinematic, and relentlessly thought-provoking, it reframes prehistory as a cycle of rise, rupture, and return—and leaves you looking at ancient ruins, sacred time, and humanity’s future with new eyes.
