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THE VESTIGE PROTOCOLS: Chronicles of the Unmaking: Volume 1: The Cathedral (The Architecture of Faith)

THE VESTIGE PROTOCOLS: Chronicles of the Unmaking: Volume 1: The Cathedral (The Architecture of Faith)

by aaOscar21

Anti-Hero LeadApocalypseHard Sci-fiHistoricalHorror

​In the heart of the 1850s, London’s grand architecture becomes a vessel for a terrifying transformation. The Cathedral of Saint Jude’s is systematically unmade by a predatory force that treats both stone and flesh as one. ​Arthur, the cold visitor, navigates this crumbling hierarchy as the host of an ancient, hungry code rewriting the laws of the body. Caught between the petrifying frost of the Stone Velvet and the weeping rot of the Purple Vandalism, the parish faces a biologic nightmare. Can the church survive the infection, or will it fall to a silent, caustic unmaking?

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