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El is drawn into a world where spiral is no longer hidden - it is wanted. As factions rise to claim its power. El is pulled into rituals they never asked to complete, chased by those who see their body as a symbol, not a person.
Amid shifting loyalties, buried truth, and a Spiral rite that crowns without consent, El must untangle what is meant to carry sacred shape without becoming someone else's myth.
Power is offered. Choice is blurred. The spiral doesn't protect - it mirrors.
What you carry, it makes louder.
"They crowned me with their fear - I gave it back, root and all."
Unclaimed
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Produktbeschreibung
El is drawn into a world where spiral is no longer hidden - it is wanted. As factions rise to claim its power. El is pulled into rituals they never asked to complete, chased by those who see their body as a symbol, not a person.

Amid shifting loyalties, buried truth, and a Spiral rite that crowns without consent, El must untangle what is meant to carry sacred shape without becoming someone else's myth.

Power is offered. Choice is blurred. The spiral doesn't protect - it mirrors.

What you carry, it makes louder.

"They crowned me with their fear - I gave it back, root and all."

Unclaimed


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Autorenporträt
Phoenix Jorgenson is a writer of queer fiction and fierce softness. They believe stories don't have to be loud to be powerful, and that becoming is always more interesting than arriving. When they're not writing, they're probably sketching strangers in cafés or reorganizing their bookshelves for the fourth time.