When the last pillars of the old world crumbled—swept away by economic storms, gaping social fractures, and a planet on the brink—a voice rose up, strange and solitary, bearing a name few had yet heard: Paul Elvere DELSART.
Born in the shadows of the tropics, shaped at the crossroads of cultures, he was neither king nor prophet. He was an invisible architect, an engineer of souls and territories. He had long dreamed of an empire, but not the kind built on conquest or domination. His empire bore the name The Green Empire of the East and the West, a world rebuilt after the collapse, a world where every fragment of ruin would become the seed of a new beginning.
