Emery Lun
Breaking Free: Breaking Series Part II
An ongoing psychological survival drama set in the dark fantasy world of Harmura. The feared warlord Damion, reduced to Mulsae’s pet for two years, now faces release into a world that demands choices he has never been allowed to make. Food, shelter, purpose—every decision feels impossible. Told day by day without reprieve, this audiobook explores trauma’s aftermath, the struggle of recovery, and the horror of adulting itself. Part II of the Breaking Series. Can be experienced on its own. Trigger warnings apply; see harmura.com for details.
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Second Day 22.09.2025 52:00
Declared free after two years as Mulsae’s captive, Damion comes face to face with the crushing reality that freedom means responsibility. No longer fed, clothed, or sheltered by his captor, he must face counselors, politics, and a future he feels unprepared to claim. Every choice feels like a test of who he is now. Content Warning, Psychological Drama: Aftermath of captivity, psychological trauma,...
First Day 21.09.2025 1:16:03
Two years after his capture, Damion has been reduced to Water Master Mulsae’s obedient captive. He thinks this life of humiliation and submission is all that remains for him, until the Sanctum Masters convene to judge his fate. Shocked by his treatment, they begin debating prisoner rights, and Damion suddenly finds himself at the center of a battle that could reshape all of Harmura. As rivalries f...
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