The Bloodlines of Sahael Volume Two Book Five: The Yoruba of SAHAEL

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting golden hues across the land, Aamira began her long-awaited journey back to SAHAEL. Accompanied by her steadfast family, she remained blissfully unaware of the trials and tribulations that awaited them on this fateful path.

For Aamira was no ordinary traveler; she bore the weighty legacy of the Black Madonna of the Yoruban Bloodline—a divine avatar of the Sacred Bloodline, chosen by the Creators themselves. Imbued with an unyielding power, she was destined to endure the fiercest storms and conquer the darkest adversities for the sake of her kin, her people, and the very fabric of her kingdom.

As she ventured forth, the air crackled with anticipation, a harbinger of the epic battles to come. With each step, she felt the pulse of Alkebulan and Aarde—the ancestral lands calling out for salvation.

In this grand tapestry woven by fate, Aamira stood as the beacon of hope, ready to unleash her strength and wisdom against the encroaching shadows. The realms awaited her courage, for she was not merely a protector; she was the embodiment of resilience, destined to reclaim her legacy and forge a new dawn for all.

DWAYNE ANTHONY MADRY is a passionate Utah native with a deep love for history, seeking to uncover its truths beyond the surface. His mission is to challenge established narratives and provoke critical thinking by addressing controversial topics through thought-provoking content and questions. From his earliest memories of noticing a lack of representation, DWAYNE has been driven to make a difference, leading him to create the world of SAHAEL. This world explores the scattering of the diaspora, specifically focusing on the African-American experience of enslaved individuals sent from Alkebulan to the Americas. DWAYNE currently resides in Salt Lake City, Utah, accompanied by his loyal dog, Valkyrie.

JESSHAVOK is a veteran graphic artist, covering everything from logo design, illustration, manga to realism. Jess's main focus being comic lettering and coloring: Having worked on 100+ published comic books, graphic novels and 3 films. Such titles include "Zindan: The Last Ansaars", "My Gentle Giant", NBC's "Hannibal: Artbook" to name a few. Jess graduated Westwood College with honors in 2011, earning a Bachelor's majoring in Game Art & Design, applying those skills to the comic industry for the last 11+ years. Jess's work has been featured nationwide in various conventions, panels and red carpet events (such as NY Comic Con, and Etheria Film Night).