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Δάιος: A Call Me Icarus Novel

Andromeda Ruins
3.81/5 (34 ratings)
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A queer and anti-establishment retelling of the fall of Icarus.

The Elysians are here to protect us. They uphold order, they keep citizens safe… unless you are their kid. When you are the child of an Elysian you get to see what they are truly like. You get to see their fears, their anger, their hatred. You get to be subjected to their wants and whims. Most importantly, you get to be trained by the ‘best of the best’ to become an Elysian yourself. At least that’s what we were told. We weren’t told what that training would cost us. What it would do to our bodies and our minds. How it would make us into what the Elysians really are, mindless abominations.

These monsters are in every corner of our society. They are heralded as Gods among men, but not for long. I am doing everything in my power to show who they really are behind their masks. Soon, everyone will see these nasty creatures for what they are…

Δάιος is a tragedy following Icarus as he takes a look behind the curtain of the Elysian Program and sees the disgusting framework that he was disillusioned to. Now the only thing on his mind is bringing down the program and the entire ATLAS corporation. Will he be able to when the world seems set against him?

Content Warnings: Immolation, Child Abuse, Death, Hallucinations (both visual and auditory), Violence, Gore, Slut Shaming
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285 pages
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9798989283019
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B0CH7K5PD9

Δάιος: A Call Me Icarus Novel

Andromeda Ruins
3.81/5 (34 ratings)
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A queer and anti-establishment retelling of the fall of Icarus.

The Elysians are here to protect us. They uphold order, they keep citizens safe… unless you are their kid. When you are the child of an Elysian you get to see what they are truly like. You get to see their fears, their anger, their hatred. You get to be subjected to their wants and whims. Most importantly, you get to be trained by the ‘best of the best’ to become an Elysian yourself. At least that’s what we were told. We weren’t told what that training would cost us. What it would do to our bodies and our minds. How it would make us into what the Elysians really are, mindless abominations.

These monsters are in every corner of our society. They are heralded as Gods among men, but not for long. I am doing everything in my power to show who they really are behind their masks. Soon, everyone will see these nasty creatures for what they are…

Δάιος is a tragedy following Icarus as he takes a look behind the curtain of the Elysian Program and sees the disgusting framework that he was disillusioned to. Now the only thing on his mind is bringing down the program and the entire ATLAS corporation. Will he be able to when the world seems set against him?

Content Warnings: Immolation, Child Abuse, Death, Hallucinations (both visual and auditory), Violence, Gore, Slut Shaming
Format:
Pages:
285 pages
Publication:
Publisher:
Edition:
Language:
ISBN10:
ISBN13:
9798989283019
kindle Asin:
B0CH7K5PD9

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