The Imperium: Empires in a Fissure (The Five Kingdoms Book 1)

The Imperium: Empires in a Fissure (The Five Kingdoms Book 1)

by Xipu Li

51 pages· 2017
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The Bitsners are the protagonists of the book. They from an advanced civilisation which is currently facing the famine of Aurum, or gold. They scanned through their observable universe and decided to take a trip to ancient Roman Empire on Earth using warp-drive and time-travel technologies.

Love is outlawed by Bitsner society. However, the main character, Zipus, decided to break the chain because he understands that the restriction of free expression of emotional feelings is dragging down the Bitsner civilisation. As a chief fleet commander, Zipus uses the Aurum-quest on Earth as an opportunity to develop his own force against the monolith and malicious Bitsners' dictatorship.

Two planets are connected by the Fissure, which makes it possible for two civilisations contact with each other beyond distance and time.

The conflicts exacerbated. The Fissure is unstable. Wyverns, phoenixes, and a mysterious creature, Void, are involved in this battle for the love. Five Kingdoms emerged. The tantalising space technologies compete against the gene-modified ancient dragons. This is a war of love. A fantasy and fairy world against a world of rationality and analysts.

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