The Spirit of Tzevaot

When blue lightning writes a verdict over the city—You owe what you took—an oathkeeper is forced into a fight that isn't about monsters so much as habits. Spectacle rules the airwaves. A charismatic oracle calms crowds with curated mercy. And every live broadcast quietly siphons the city's consent.

Armed with the Sword of Storms and a set of hard limits—no spectacle, name your cost, clean up after—our protagonist builds a different kind of power: ledgers, audits, and repairs that post before speeches. From sanctuary-district disputes to the Aetheric Court under-time, truth learns to work for a living. But when mercy meets justice—and "Shadow" tempts a shortcut—one mistake could invite something back that thinks it lives here.

The Spirit of Tzevaot: The Dark Chosen One (Book I) blends urban fantasy, courtroom nerve, and civic grit. Expect living sigils in the sky, a dragon that witnesses oaths, markets where time is currency, and magic that always charges a fee. Come for the thunders—Light, Sound, Breath, Blood, Ash, Shadow, Dawn—stay for the receipts: ramps installed, night shifts funded, borrowed dawns returned.

Perfect for readers who like their heroics audited, their magic rule-bound, and their endings earned at dawn.