Emery Lun
Breaking a Warlord: Breaking Series Part I
An ongoing horror story set in the dark fantasy world of Harmura. A feared warlord, Damion, is captured by Mulsae, Master of the Water Sanctum. Instead of execution, he endures a slower and crueler fate: his body and spirit stripped through humiliation, coercion, and control. Told day by day without reprieve, this audiobook immerses you in survival under captivity, the unraveling of identity, and the thin, painful line between endurance and surrender. Part I of the Breaking Series. CW: Extreme bodily and sexual violence. See harmura.com for details.
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Episodes
Third Day 23.09.2025 1:37:12
Day three tempts Damion with tenderness and even flight, then snaps the leash tighter. Humiliation persists as Mulsae’s control deepens; small mercies are bait that bind. He feels wind again but every breath is permitted, not free, and the line between care and cruelty blurs. Survival starts to look like surrender. Content warning: sexual assault; forced sexual acts; edging; public humiliation; fo...
Second Day 22.09.2025 1:33:36
Day two drags Damion deeper into Mulsae’s machinery of control. Ritualized obedience hardens into conditioning as every gesture, reward, and denial erodes his sense of self. The Harbinger of the Flood now kneels, eats from Mulsae’s hand, and bargains for scraps of freedom. His body answers against his will while his mind fractures under the hunger for approval—until even praise becomes a weapon. C...
First Day 21.09.2025 1:40:49
Once a feared warlord, Damion is taken by Mulsae and deliberately unmade—dignity, power, and choice stripped while care is wielded as control. This opening chapter sets the survival stakes and the psychological battleground where obedience is engineered and identity starts to fracture. Content warning: extreme sexual and physical violence; coercion; psychological abuse. Details at harmura.com
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