To Sunrise: The Revenge of Lilith

Synopsis

At Sunrise - Stories of Nexo VLion drags his life as whoever drags an overly long shadow. After a beating that nearly killed him, he found his fate was not ruled by his own decisions but by a maze of mistakes, debts and deceits that had been shaping his fall. But everything changes as Simona enters his life with the disturbing brilliance of whoever knows more and keeps secrets that no human being should know about.Through a broken cherub - an old idol that hides a lost notebooks for more than a century - they start opening doors that should never have been opened. The letter of Becquer, hidden in that relic, isn't a mere literary curiosity: it's a vestige of something older and more dark, an echo of a time when gods walked among men and dictated fate and misfortune through psalms that were never written to console but to warn.Simona and León decipher a text that appears to have been drawn from a parallel bible, a sacred book with no Semitic origin, older even than the first writings of the world. His verses whisper forbidden names, speak about Adam and Lilith and about the true nature of mankind. Each line is a crack in reality. Each interpretation, a danger.In parallel, Joshua and Lidia advance through a world that bleeds history, from Beirut's docks to the relentless dunes of the Nefud desert. He, a being marked by centuries of darkness and purpose. Her, an furious flame fed with resentment and youth. His steps lead them to Damascus, where they are expecting a sign that doesn't belong to any known god, an omen intended only for the condemned.Blood becomes a bridge between times. The visions drag Lion into a past that isn't his, forcing him to witness centuries of secrets, broken pacts and lives torn from the night. What you discover in that connection transformed him: He's no longer an ordinary man but an additional link to a chain that began before human memory existed.Under the desert stars, while the old ones open their eyes after millennia of sleep, dawn ceases to be a promise and becomes a sentence. For what had been buried by kings and priests and killers is awaking.The shadows recede at the light of the dawn but not out of fear.That's because,The SunriseThe true horror begins.