Laws. Immaterial, yet solid and binding as iron. Invisible claws that dig and drag and depress. Words. Only words. But powerful. Deserving of respect and obedience.
Or so we are taught. Maybe one can disagree. Maybe one can choose to revolt instead. Maybe one can oppose, violate, and escape. Maybe one can become a shadow in the night that walks a lawless path without fright. Maybe.
I used to respect laws. I used to love and obey them. Now, I cannot count the number of laws I have broken, cannot count the number of unseeable bindings I’ve snapped without the slightest hint of guilt or remorse.
I would not even bother to try.
Welcome to Amereld, where The Iron Chest explores the life of Jabrael—a complex and powerful woman entangled in a war no one else even knows exists. She is a warrior in a battle of Gods, forced to make choices no one would ever wish to face.
What would you do, armed with knowledge only you possess?
What would you sacrifice?
Who would you betray?
You might be surprised…
