In a dystopian future a mysterious warrior must protect a gifted girl and uncover the truth about his origin—before an apocalypse eradicates humanity.
Type:
Feature
Status:
Available for Free
Page Count:
103pp
Genre:
Action, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
13+
Synopsis/Details

Summary:
From the ashes of celestial war, Earth was divided between the forces of Light and Dark. For centuries, the balance held. But in the year 2315, the megacity of New-Hallah—under the rule of the immortal Bastian and his corporation, Dagon Inc.—has become a beacon of authoritarian perfection, enslaving the remnants of humanity outside its walls.

Kana, a fierce and enigmatic warrior, rescues a feral young girl named Alina from gang violence, only to discover she is linked to an ancient prophecy. Alina is the new “Herald,” and Kana, unknowingly, is the “Regent”—a divine protector reborn into human form. Together, with a ragtag resistance led by scientist Bradley and the scarred commander Gregor, they uncover the secrets of a long-buried celestial conflict, Kana’s mutated DNA, and a looming cataclysm heralded by the monstrous Zaravan Comet.

As the city prepares for the Alignment—a cosmic event that may tear open the veil between worlds—Kana must choose between fleeing with the innocent or facing Dagon’s immortal overlords in a last stand to protect the spark of humanity.

Key Themes:
• Rebirth and legacy
• Genetic memory and destiny
• Resistance against fascism
• Found family
• The eternal battle between light and dark

Comparable Titles: Children of Men meets Dune meets The Book of Eli

Target Audience: Fans of elevated science fiction with mythic undertones, rich worldbuilding, and high-stakes emotional arcs. Ideal for viewers of The Expanse, Blade Runner 2049, and Shadow and Bone.

Franchise Potential: Regent of the Sun is a high-concept feature with serialized world-building, multiple spinoff possibilities, and sequel potential, rooted in a sweeping mythos that transcends time and space.

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The Writer: J.B. Storey

My writing started when I was nine or ten years old. It took the form of imaginary adventures my many toys would embark upon. It wasn't until after university I discovered a passion for screen and stage. Since then I've written a few features, plays, and short films. Some of which I've been fortunate enough to see produced. Alas, I never had a chance to write to live. So, my writing remains a perpetual passion. I will always write and roam the endless possibilities of the imagination. Because it's what I love. It's who I am; A storyteller. Go to bio
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