The Last Yanthi

<p><strong>In a world ruled by an empire of steel and law survival itself is treason.</strong></p><p></p><p><strong>Giantridge</strong> enforces its Primelaws with unyielding cruelty: no hybrid bloodlines no defiance of the throne no voice by the Emperor's. Those who break these laws are erased by decree by fire or by the cold precision of the <strong>GOLEMs</strong> machine-legions that never tire and never question.</p><p></p><p>Across the realm <strong>imperial banners</strong> spread. Markets are turned into barracks canals into war-harbors and free cities become fortresses. Races across the <strong>Civilized Coast</strong> are bent into service for the Westfolk's empire. But rebellion stirs in every corner from <strong>Freeport's</strong> uneasy harbors to the mighty insect hordes of the <strong>Greatdesert</strong> from the contested waters of the <strong>Greatsea</strong> home to the serpent-like Icthimer to the <strong>plainslands</strong> home of the quadrupedal Terie.</p><p></p><p><strong>At the heart of this struggle is one truth: law leaves no room for those who do not fit its order.</strong> What follows is a battle not only for survival but for the right to exist at all.</p><p></p><p><em>The Last Yanthi</em> delivers a dark character-driven fantasy of rebellion identity and defiance. With relentless battles forbidden histories and the clash of peoples the throne tried to erase it is perfect for fans of epic fantasy who crave richly built worlds political intrigue and the cost of standing against impossible odds.</p><p></p><p></p>