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The Sacrifice of the Gods is an illustrated story in the style of a travel diary. Inspired by the world of H.P. Lovecraft, it will take you to the unexplored lands of his work, where two mythologies clash.
An investigator from the Holy Office leads us on a journey to the frontiers of the unspeakable through his logbook.
His initiatory and dreamlike trip will plunge him into the heart of the darkest secrets that the Church tries to hide.
Will he survive the madness that will take over his being? Will he witness the sacrifice of the Gods?
His journey of initiation and oneiric will plunge him into the heart of the most obscure secrets that the Church tries to hide.
Will he resist the madness that will take over his being? Will he witness the sacrifice of the Gods?
The Sacrifice of the Gods is an illustrated story in the style of a travel diary. Inspired by the world of H.P. Lovecraft, it will take you to the unexplored lands of his work, where two mythologies clash.
The investigation takes place at the end of the Roaring Twenties. It takes the reader to Italy and Greece on a journey of initiation to the gates of madness, skilfully blending Greek and Lovecraftian mythology.
The main character works for the Congregation of the Holy Office as a private investigator to eradicate heresies and uncover theIndex librorum prohibitorum (Index of banned books).
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