Kamijikan: The Divinity of Time

Ancient guardians battle to preserve history and protect Creation from being rewritten by the forces of darkness.

It began before the concept of time had any meaning. An evil lord and his dominions sought to rule all Creation. Exiled on a formless Earth when the rebellion crushed, their prize of the Secret of Time was lost for millennia. The saga stretches from ancient times to the year 2018 as it chronicles the adventures of the secret beings that walk among humanity. Their ongoing war of the past holds the fate of Earth, Creation, and the Infinite Beyond forever.

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Under The Dragon Flag

James Allan recounts his misadventures in Northeast Asia during the 1894-95. After gambling away his fortune in Monte Carlo Allan signs up as a sailor and sets out for the seas. He eventually finds himself aboard the freight ship "Columbia" smuggling military cargo to China at the time of the county's ill-fated conflict with the Japanese Empire.

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Under the Ensign of the Rising Sun

The Russo-Japanese War grew out of the rival imperial ambitions of the Russian Empire and Japanese Empire over Manchuria and Korea. Harry Collingwood provides a personal narrative of this conflict, that served as a prelude for the following two World Wars of the Twentieth Century.

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1904: An Officer's Journal During the Russo-Japanese War

In 1904-1905, Ian Standish Monteith Hamilton was the military representative of the Indian Army serving with the Japanese Army in Manchuria. Among the several military advisors from Western countries, he was the first to arrive in Japan after the start of the war. As the earliest, he would be recognized as the dean of multi-national observers in this conflict.

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Droplings

When Allied forces parachute wooden decoy soldiers over wartime Germany, a pagan terror is stirred after centuries of sleep.

Even the Romans ignored the legends and put little faith in the oral superstitions. It was a mistake many would come to regret. Soon after the great army defeated the barbarian tribes, a mysterious plague descended upon its victorious soldiers. The few crazed survivors could only exclaim that the forest was alive before diving into fugue mental state. And as civilizations rose and fell and rose again, the forest and its secrets slumbered, occasionally sampling fresh prey. Until the bloodshed of warfare proved too great a temptation for its hunger to avoid. As the soldiers suffered against their own carnage, they soon discover a darker force had awoken with an inhuman thirst.

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