This is a story about the youth of the Earth, when magic and all kinds of miraculousness were not yet gone. The tale begins with the ambitious mage Dolo, driven by an insatiable thirst for power, who embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the source of magic itself. His quest leads him to the Eye of Hell, where he strikes a fateful bargain with Erlik, the condemned god of the Underworld. In exchange for a God-Screener Cloak that renders Erlik unseen, Dolo obtains access to the legendary Godstone, the ancient fount of unparalleled power. However, Dolo's thirst for power blinds him to the consequences of his actions. He forgets his promises to Erlik and exploits the abilities of Godstone, plunging the world into chaos. In the face of this escalating danger, a warrior shaman emerges, destined to restore balance by reclaiming the stolen relic and returning it to its rightful place. Kalbars of Benguraz is an orphan adopted by the shaman of the village. Found abandoned in a fire as a baby, with a brand on his chest, Kalbars possesses the innate abilities required to become a shaman himself. Whether his possession of these abilities is a coincidence or his destiny is the essence of his journey. In this tale of sword and sorcery, shamans of the continent are warriors and saviours of people against all kinds of infernal creatures, entities, and supernatural threats. Kalbars is always alone in his heart, but never alone in his presence. His fascinating journey through nine distinctive kingdoms reveals an adventure of a lifetime and countless colours of the world before him. From the most humble inns to the most wondrous palaces, from the deepest wells to the highest heavens, he roams. The Servants Of The Nine is an epic fantasy novel filled with mythology, gods , and battles for survival. A thrilling journey of power, fate, and self-discovery, perfect for readers who love tales of heroic quests and mythical worlds.