History tells us that World War I began in 1914, but in The Maharajagar, the real battle started long before the first bullet was fired. In the shadowed corners of New York City, journalist Alec Bannon and his wife Millie Bloom stumble into a conspiracy that stretches across continents and centuries.
What begins as a simple act of mischief — swapping the bones of an Inuit man’s father with those of a powerful museum director — quickly spirals into a labyrinth of voodoo rites, Taoist mysteries, and an ancient war between cosmic forces.
They are joined by an unlikely band: Mahmoud and Channelle, a voodoo-practicing couple; Sheeva, an Indian martial artist and spiritual adept; and Wen, a Taoist priest with deep connections to China’s most dangerous secret societies.
This is the birth of the Qi’tet — five elemental beings bound by fate, each wielding powers that defy reality itself. Their mission is clear: protect the fragile weave of existence from those who would unravel it, including the terrifying King in Yellow.
Dive into the saga that rewrites history from the inside out, where every war is a shadow of a greater one.
The Maharajagar 