WHEN THE WORLD FORGETS ITS DESTINY...
two vows awaken to remember it.
Welcome, traveler.
Field of Asphodel is a mythic fantasy novel rooted in yogic philosophy—where death is not an end, but a passage through remembrance.
The story invites readers to cross the threshold of time periods, to encounter myth as meditation and story as the mirror of the soul.
Enter softly. Listen deeply. Somewhere between dream and dawn, the journey begins.
About
Field of Asphodel
The world fell into rage, fear, and greed when the Goddess Asphodel—keeper of Creation and Wisdom—vanished from existence.
Only a chosen few remembered her.
And in that fragile memory, a vow was made:
To find the last two forgotten votaries:
Carrial, the Priestess of Light, and Kons, the Dark Priest of Dreams.
Bound across lifetimes and realms, they are drawn toward a past they do not fully recognize. To restore the grace of the fallen goddess… before the world forgets her completely.
Their journey through fractured kingdoms and dreamscapes of lost souls becomes more than a quest, it is a reckoning with memory, sacrifice, and the heavy cost of returning.
Blending mythic storytelling with Yogic philosophy, Field of Asphodel is a tale of rebirth, where light and darkness are not opposites, but reflections of the same eternal truth.
Can they restore the lost grace of Asphodel?
Main Characters
Each walk their path by choice.
Redemption
Kons Atrer
The Dream Priest who carries the weight of his past.
“Vengeance is a pit. Fall in, and you may never climb out.”
Compassion
Carrial Crinis
The Light Priestess who learns mercy through grief.
“He needed help — and that’s enough for now.”
Devotion
Kulaudia Sautes
The fire-born whisperer who serves without fear of death.
“No lessons shall be unlearned, and no need to despair.”
Realization
Yann Aestus
The High Scholar who must rediscover his humility.
“If she exists in this time, then so do answers.”
Perception
Danae Aestus
The Mother Superior who faces the shattered reflection of herself.
“Some truths cannot be seen — only carried.”
Renunciation
Mani Dātrum
The Dark Elf who chose renunciation over dominion
“Every moment is a chance to change your own destiny.”
Hope
Navaer Ernetti
Akal Scholar of the Future who must restore the timeline.
“Ignorance should never be mistaken for belief.”
Music from the Dreaming World
Field of Asphodel is accompanied by an original soundtrack composed alongside the writing of the novel itself.
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These pieces are not reenactment of specific scenes, nor are they meant to direct the reader’s imagination. Instead, they offer an atmosphere — a shared emotional landscape from which the world of Asphodel emerged.
The music unfolds in two movements:
Part I — The Dreaming
Music and Hymn
Powerful moments in the story for reflection, wandering, and return.
Part II — The Chronicle
Remembered Scenes and Passages
Fragments, echoes, and impressions shaped in sound.
The soundtrack may be listened to while reading, before reading, after reading — or entirely on its own. It does not require familiarity with the book, nor does it seek to explain it. It simply accompanies those who wish to linger a little longer in the world.
You are welcome to listen, return, or leave it behind — whatever feels right.
Listening & Download
The complete soundtrack is available to stream freely on this site.
For those who wish to support the project or carry the music with them, the full album (MP3 / Lossless FLAC audio) is also available as a digital download for $4.99.
Your support helps sustain the continued creation of stories, music, and future works from the world of Field of Asphodel.
Asphodel
Visions
These images are offers as quiet companions. Each illustration is drawn from the world of Field of Asphodel—not as image alone, but as atmosphere. They are moments held still: devotion and resolve, silence and motion, light and shadow.
May they serve as a reminder of what endures.
A Quiet
Beginning...
The following pages mark an opening passage from Field of Asphodel.
They begin with a prelude—an echo from beyond time—before settling into a human moment grounded in history and routine. From there, the story widens slowly, revealing itself through memory, dream, and return.
This opening is shared as an invitation, not as a measure of what the book contains.
Meet
The Author
Eddee is a writer, yoga teacher, and visual artist whose work bridges myth, philosophy, and the inward path.
Rooted in Yogic and contemplative traditions, his creative work reimagines ancient archetypes as pathways of modern reflection.
Through stories, illustrations, and practice, Eddee invites readers and students alike to see the sacred woven into ordinary life — to remember what the soul has always known.
Field of Asphodel is his debut novel.
