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Crown Of The Divine Ruler

Author's Note

Author's Note

Sep 25, 2025

 Hello Everyone,

Thank you for taking the time to read my story! Crown Of The Divine Ruler has been in the works for a long time and I’m excited to share it. However, I do have some disclaimers. This book deals with some heavy subjects, including but not limited to: ableism, transphobia, fantasy racism, xenophobia, war, religious violence, blood, plenty of violence, and lots of swearing. If you aren’t comfortable reading about those subject matters, you may want to give this book a miss.

 

I also want to make clear that the people and cultures in this novel are NOT meant to represent any living culture. Though I took some light inspiration from historical cultures, I also made a lot of distinctions to keep my fantasy cultures distinct from those in the real world. Please, do not apply any specific cultural details or norms you read in this novel to real people. COTDR has a dark setting with extremely messy and flawed characters that is meant for a mature audience, but I don’t want my work to cause any harm.

Also, I am writing about a few identities that are not my own, so I’m always researching and learning in order to give the most sensitive, accurate portrayal that I can. Though I thought I knew enough to start writing, I sometimes find new nuances that contradict the past research that I’ve already used in the book or details that I wish to include retroactively. As such, I may edit past chapters to be closer to life. I figure it’s better to be accurate than stubborn. Please be patient with me. All edits will maintain the emotional consistency of the story, so you don’t have to go back and read them if you don’t want to.

With all that out of the way, if anyone is still here, I hope you enjoy Crown Of The Divine Ruler!

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Leonine Walsh

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A queer epic science fantasy serial where two unlikely friends set out to save their people from an endless war, only to have the very power they seek break them from within…

Princess Serai was crippled literally and politically by a childhood accident that severed her right leg, which she isn’t convinced was an accident. For years, Serai has been forced to watch from the sidelines as her older brother drives the Shenaise Empire into ruin to feed an endless war against the technologically superior Woromir, and as her older sister turns a blind eye to the suffering of the lower class. Try as she might to soften the blow with charity, Serai doesn’t have the power to truly help anyone. When the Empress tasks her children to retrieve the crown of the divine ruler, an artifact of war-ending power, in a contest to inherit her throne, no one expects Serai to have a chance against her siblings. Who would bet on a one-legged girl to win a race against an accomplished warlord and a globe-trotting diplomat? Yet, the chance to finally to save her subjects from destruction is too important for Serai to give up. Luckily, she has a best friend with an unusual set of skills and enough faith to follow her into impossible odds.

Ferda loves Serai to pieces, but they’ve been getting tired of her broken promises of defending their small community of Woromiran immigrants from escalating violence. Breadlines are great, but they aren’t enough to stop the looting of shops, the beating of elders, or the rising of a group of insurgents more wrathful than even Ferda is comfortable with. So, they take Serai’s desperate bid for the throne as their only chance to protect their people, and happily lend their less than legal skills to her quest. Yet, as they learn more about how the crown warps its wearers, and as they see the journey bring out the worst in Serai, Ferda begins to question their resolve. Should Serai be allowed to wield the power to remake a world? Should anyone?
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