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Book 1: Gemma

Winter has enveloped the tribes, leaving behind a burnt Katakla, betrayed Toriati, and a ruined Nakar state after the Holy War. The Ethan of Nakara flees to Mithrina, where he makes a deal to save his tribe that no priest has ever agreed to before. Alexandra Toriati, whose gift of weaving has become destructive to herself, goes to the core of Gemma in search of an answer to how to take revenge on the tribes. And to top it all off, Tsembenga comes into play, where the death of one of the priestesses upsets the precarious balance of power. With the metal god now conscious, each hero realises that in order to build the future, the mystery of the Machine's past and the Age of Steel must finally be unravelled.

Book 2. The Machine

The Machine is worshipped. The priests who have served it since birth are not so much able to see the future as to look into the past. Its predictions are awaited with fear, trying to unravel the signs it sends. In the post-apocalyptic world of Daria Piskozub's novel, humanity once again lives in tribes fighting each other for survival, and the mysterious Machine is all that remains of civilisation. Someone wants to humanise it, someone fights against it, but it is eternal and seems to be able to destroy what it is supposed to protect...