The Lost Book of Chaos: How to Divide the World (The Secret Wars of Angels, #1)
by J.D. Thomas
After the sky warship—the Tower Ship of Babel—is destroyed, the knowledge to rebuild it is scattered all over the world. Now, ten pieces of the knowledge have survived. These pieces are called the Sephirotic Fragments. No matter what happens, these Fragments must not come together or the weapon would be rebuilt, one so powerful that it could destroy the entire world.
It has happened before, and it can happen again. Just as the first heaven was destroyed, now Earth too is in danger.
The only problem is that there are bigger wars that even the angels knew nothing about. These are the wars fought by two races more powerful than the angels: the High Prophets who are the only beings who can stand up against the Slayers, and the Slayers who seek to destroy them all.
In a world where science and magic, mythology and truth, and ancient religions and history are one…
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