Kirill Klevanski Books in Order

Marching toward the capital, Hadjar hopes for honor, answers, and a reckoning. Instead he faces the people who matter most, his beloved sister and the uncle tied to his parents' murder.

In a near-future world where magic has become visible again, ex-convict Alex Doom is released from a prison for wizards and made a professor of Dark Magic. Freedom comes with cases, conspiracies, and plenty of reasons not to trust anyone.

Hadjar has lost his kingdom, his family, and even control of his own life. Enslavement and grief only harden him, and with a fragment of the dragon's power, he fights to reclaim his future.

Revenge leaves Hadjar emptier than victory promised. Crossing the deadly Sea of Sand, he heads toward the Empire and an impossible goal that could pit one battered warrior against the gods themselves.

Reborn in a world of martial arts and magic, Hadjar Darkhan starts again with only a neuronet and a stubborn will to survive. Betrayed, broken, and hungry for freedom, he begins the long climb toward power and revenge.

Long before later legends took shape, the wizard Ash wandered the Nameless World searching for his past and future. This side story opens a darker, older corner of the wider Dragon Heart mythos.

A mission to the imperial border goes badly wrong when Hadjar is stranded in enemy territory. To survive, he must fight beside sworn enemies and stop a demon threat that could wipe out both empires.

Hadjar and Einen finally reach Dahanatan and do the impossible by entering the Holy Sky School. In the Empire's most dangerous martial academy, training, status, and hidden rivalries prove as lethal as any battlefield.

Back at Holy Sky, the race is on for a map, a key, and the secrets inside Emperor Decater's tomb. Hadjar enters a scramble of disciples, rival factions, and deadly inheritance hunts.

While crossing the desert with Einen, Hadjar is drawn toward Mage City, Underworld City, and rumors of power that could change everything. The search for knowledge becomes a deeper test of loyalty, survival, and ambition.

War may be ending in one place, but new intrigues are already closing around Hadjar. Grief, diplomacy, and looming conflict push him into another dangerous stretch of the journey, where enemies rarely fight fair.

With war approaching, Hadjar is pulled into brutal training and military preparations that treat every fighter as expendable. Pain is the point here, and each lesson forces him to rethink his sword, his duty, and himself.

After years of sacrifice, Hadjar starts to wonder whether the dragon heart has led him toward destiny or delusion. As the Empire marches toward war, he faces enemies outside and hard questions within.

Hadjar has survived kingdoms, sects, monsters, and the Sea of Sand, and now he aims higher than ever. His road turns into an open challenge against the powers shaping the whole Nameless World.

The battle is over, but peace never lasts for Hadjar. Mourning a lost friend and pulled into imperial schemes, he must navigate politics, shifting alliances, and the next war gathering on the horizon.

Hadjar reaches the Ruby Mountains with his will cracked and his soul close to collapse. To keep moving, he must climb out of darkness before the abyss swallows the man behind the dragon heart.

After surviving a ruthless tournament, Hadjar wins more than glory. Forced to escort a dragon princess through the deadly Red Mist Lands, he discovers that his prize looks uncomfortably close to a magical leash.

A bargain with a Demon Prince drives Hadjar deeper into the Strange Lands. Hunting clues with Abraham's squad while the Raven Sect closes in, he must decide whether the deal was a fatal mistake.

The White Dragon region is behind him, but the Demon Lands are worse than rumor promised. Hadjar steps into a wasteland of bone-white sand, grim skies, and dangers that test whether his resolve can still hold.

The mortal lands are finally behind him. Hadjar sets foot on the road to the Land of the Immortals, where the scale of the world grows wider and the last stretch of his journey begins.

Hadjar nears the edge of the mortal world and the stronghold of the Raven Sect. The road behind him is full of dead friends and hard choices, and the final obstacle will demand more.

The war with the Raven Sect carries Hadjar into the world of Spirits and Fae. To keep the fight alive, he may have to steal from a queen and pay a price he cannot control.

After centuries of struggle, Hadjar reaches the final stage of his journey. The Seventh Heaven is close, but answers, justice, and the cost of everything he has endured wait at the sharpest edge of all.

Standing at the threshold of the Land of the Immortals, Hadjar carries every role he has ever worn into one more battle. Beyond it waits the path to the Seventh Heaven and whatever truth survives there.

Ardan Egobar is a hunter from a remote mountain tribe who is dragged into the New Monarchy Empire and a hidden inheritance. As he discovers magic and bloodline secrets, his quiet life gives way to a long rise in power.

Now a newly awakened mage, Ardan studies at the Imperial Magical University while serving darker imperial interests. In the capital, every alliance can be a trap, and growing stronger comes with a steep price.

The Metropolis still hides its deepest secrets, but the conspiracy around Ardan is tightening fast. To survive, the last of the Matabar must trust his friends, read the game clearly, and make a choice that could reshape the Empire.

Ardan's rise continues as the dangers around the Matabar name grow larger and more political. This fourth volume promises more layered magic, slow-burn progression, and high-stakes choices in the heart of the Empire.