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Sirius Saga: Forged Dominion

by Hybricity25 Ongoing
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Forged Dominion is the second book in the Sirius Saga and continues directly from Book One.

Sirius Smith entered Path to Gods Realm to escape a cramped life and build things no one in the real world would ever let him touch. Now his creations are changing more than his own future.

Calphon-5 is no longer merely a forgotten world at the edge of Mordrea. Its roads, forges, settlements, and people are becoming Sirius's responsibility - and every improvement draws attention. A simple tool can lift a community. The same idea, placed in the wrong hands, can become a weapon.

To protect what he has begun, Sirius must cross the ancient gates into Khradros, an empire shaped by bloodlines, guilds, and power. There he encounters players who treat Mordrea as a game of menus and rewards, native factions that see innovation as leverage, and rulers who know that knowledge can overturn an empire.

The struggle follows him beyond the pod. In the real world, Sirius and Aelira set out to build a guild that offers more than victories: housing, work, protection, and a future for people the habitat system has abandoned. But creating a better structure means challenging those who profit from the old one.

Craft becomes industry. A guild becomes a community. And Sirius must learn that forging a dominion is not about owning a world - it is about building something strong enough to survive ambition, opposition, and even his own mistakes.

A progression-fantasy adventure of crafting, nation-building, political intrigue, and two worlds beginning to collide.

FORGED DOMINION | SIRIUS SAGA BOOK TWO

Book One:

https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/177094/path-to-gods-realm

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