What if humanity's oldest stories are not inventions-but damaged translations of something real?It all began in 1968, when seventy-six books were unearthed beneath Pompeii. Bound in leather, stitched with silver thread, and marked with the seal of the Library of Alexandria, these books should not have survived-and perhaps should never have existed.Reinterpreted by Matteo Dericci and revived by S. H. Bilkan, Liber Perditorum carries us to Ancient Alexandria, where a wonder is being built: a library meant to safeguard the truth.But the truth-bearer makes a bolder claim.He claims to be Prometheus himself.The Witness of Creation. Prisoner of the Gods. Bearer of a truth humanity was never meant to hear.Myth? Sacred text? Ancient fantasy fiction? Perhaps all three.
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