Days of Enoch · Book One

MyrmidonChainbreaker

A former slave. A broken world. A calling he didn't ask for.

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Bronze Age Action Novel + Game By J.D. Murphy
Days of Enoch: Myrmidon — Chainbreaker book cover — Antipas, the freed galley slave, standing in armor with spear and broken shield before the enthroned Nephilim, ziggurats and lightning behind.
"You have hewed trees.
I will have you hew giants."
— The Lord of Spirits, to Antipas
Anno Mundi 1443

The flood is coming. Nobody knows it yet. The Watchers — fallen angels — are worshipped as gods. Their offspring, the Nephilim, rule through terror and slavery. Antipas is a freed galley slave with the rebel's brand on his wrist and no interest in anyone's war. But the Lord of Spirits has other plans.

What This Is

Conan the Barbarian meets the Book of Enoch.

A Bronze Age action story set in the antediluvian world of Enoch, the Nephilim, and the Archangels. Antipas is not a hero from the inside — he is afraid, unwilling, and outmatched. His courage is not confidence. It is a choice made against everything his body and mind are telling him.

And that is exactly why he was chosen.

Days of Enoch exists simultaneously as a prose novel and a game design. The characters are real. The world is built. The story is underway.

Status

4 chapters complete (novel) · GDD v1.0 complete (game)

The Genre

Bronze Age · Biblical fantasy · Action — antediluvian myth made flesh.

Who It's For

Readers who want a story with the weight of myth and the pulse of an action epic — where the oldest war in the world is fought by someone who never wanted to fight it.

The Fellowship

Nine carried something the gods of that age could not break.

ProtagonistAntipas the Myrmidon — dark-haired warrior in star-embossed bronze armor with a spear, on a bronze-age coastline
Antipas
The Myrmidon
Methiel the Seer — hooded elder with a glowing halo and a crystal-topped staff amid antediluvian ruins
Methiel
The Seer
Dikaios the Stern — grim white-haired warrior with red eyes in ornate bronze armor holding a spear
Dikaios
The Stern
Sophyrsene the Shield-Maiden — dark-haired woman in a headwrap with broken slave chains at her wrists and throat
Sophyrsene
The Shield-Maiden
Elpis the Muse — dark-haired woman with lavender in her hair and a healing scar on her cheek, a faint hopeful smile
Elpis
The Muse
Iaso the Healer — auburn-haired woman bathed in golden light, gazing upward with hands raised
Iaso
The Healer
Kallistos the Scribe — dark-haired blue-eyed man in a star-marked robe holding a scroll in a ruined library
Kallistos
The Scribe
Argeios the Bold — black-haired bearded warrior in cross-marked bronze armor holding a great sword on a fiery battlefield
Argeios
The Bold
Eirene the Huntress — fair freckled woman with a long braid holding an olive sprig, a rainbow of light behind her
Eirene
The Huntress

The nine who stand with Antipas against the gods of the antediluvian world.

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