Mukteśa

Mukteśa, the secondborn of the Dark Throne, was raised beneath a father whose will burns through minds, kingdoms, and souls. He was meant to inherit the night.

But in the silence of his father's house, something older calls to him. A vision of green. A white city hidden beyond ash and desert, beyond hunger and the lust for power. A wind that knows his true name.

To follow it, Mukteśa must leave behind everything that made him powerful, cross a dead land where the dark still speaks in the voice of love, and enter a living world divided by fear, conquest, and old wounds. He carries no blade. He claims no throne. Yet the farther he walks, the more the broken begin to listen.

And though the wind may lead him home, the throne he fled has not forgotten him. Somewhere behind him, even now, it is beginning to stir.

A standalone spiritual fantasy graphic novel and sacred graphic ballad, Mukteśa: The Lord of Wind is the luminous prologue to The Spiral. Best experienced in landscape orientation, because the artwork is composed as wide, cinematic spreads.