The ashes of Troy still smolder in Lavinium…

Thirty years after the Trojan War, two veterans from opposing sides meet again—not on the battlefield, but in the fragile peace of Lavinium, a city wrestling with fate. When the wandering and once-great Diomedes is captured outside Lavinium’s walls, King Aeneas and his sons must confront the living embodiment of old wounds, the fractures within their own kinship, and the shadow of divine malice. In a world where vengeance vies with mercy, and memory threatens destiny, Interbellum asks whether old failings can forever define the future—or if change is even possible at all.

This Second Edition of Interbellum sharpens the narrative by tightening its thematic core, refining dialogue, and hammering-out atmosphere through subtle scene elements and a new poetic invocation. Shaped by over half a decade of development, the once pre-Covid work emerges as a more resonant, balanced, and enduring edition: as timely and necessary as ever.