Angol
Across deserts, ruined palaces, and forgotten roads, an army rides in search of the sealed vessels of Solomon. At the Caliph's command, Musa bin Nusayr leads a dangerous expedition toward the legendary City of Brass, guided by an ancient scholar and shadowed by a treasure-seeker whose hunger grows with every marvel they uncover.
Their path leads them beyond the maps of men, where brass riders point the way, trapped ifrits tell of wars from Solomon's age, and dead kings speak through words carved in marble. At last, the travelers reach a silent city of impossible beauty, its markets full, its fountains flowing, its palaces glittering, and every soul within long dead.
But the City of Brass keeps its own laws. Its treasures may be taken, but its warnings cannot be ignored. As Musa walks deeper into its jeweled halls, he discovers that the greatest danger is not the jinn sealed in copper, nor the enchantments guarding the walls, but the greed that wakes in the human heart when gold lies within reach.
