Codex Stories

A living tome that serves as a drakk's guide to their bodies and both the mortal and magical worlds around them. Only an awakened drakk will be able to truly peer into its' pages and the information displayed will change depending on the user's needs. Marked complete; though updates will be made continuously.

The Scentmarked Archive is a companion to the Scentmarked series, created to expand the world beyond the main story. This archive can be read alongside the books, or before or after the series. Some entries include spoiler warnings, so you can explore at your own pace without revealing anything you'd rather discover in the story. Inside, you'll find detailed entries on dragon elements, magical creatures, maps, and key regions, along with art scenes and deeper explanations of the magic, cultures, and systems woven throughout the series. If you've ever wanted to look closer at the world behind the story, this is where it lives.

Eva Tennor goes to study with her Uncle Leeward to become a historian. No one knows what will happen with the ancient box in her Uncle Leeward's personal museum that just doesn't want to open, but her normal life continues and she begins to realize that her uncle knows more about the box than he lets on. She makes a discovery about the box that will change her perspective on everything.

An IMC Pilot and Militia Titan strike an unlikely alliance in the name of survival. Together, they uncover a search for an ancient codex that threatens the entire frontier. Slowly, the bond between man and machine strengthens as their care for one another grows. The entirety of the 'Architects' saga, now rewritten and all canonically up-to-date in one cohesive story for your reading convenience. (Cover is edited from fan art made by Mac Rebisz)

The true identity of a person is often difficult to recognize. Also for himself. This moves him to question his personality. His vocation. Even his existence. Most of the time, time brings clarity. But for others, these questions remain unanswered. Because no identity can be fully defined if it is kept secret.