So, the story of an ancient god who found himself a victim of mortals, an emperor who became a god and decided to test the strength of the empire he created, his subjects who shouldered the fate of the state, and many other heroes, willy-nilly involved in the struggle, is coming to an end for liberation from chains... of course, not only the Fallen, but themselves, friends and loved ones. In a pitched battle, only those who are willing to sacrifice everything can hope to win something meaningful. But in a world where immortal Masters depend on short-lived worshipers, and people can rise to the level of godhood - only to return to everyday affairs, having completed their mission - the end of any story can only mean the beginning of many more. However, Steven Erickson's next project was the Harkenas Trilogy, which tells about the past of the Teeste people. Events that are already known to the reader from the numerous recollections of the heroes of the “Book of the Fallen”, but in reality turn out to be completely different, because over hundreds of thousands of years the details are confused, but the desire to whitewash “our own” and highlight the mistakes of rivals and strangers is only growing.