The Veridion Saga

About The Veridion Saga

In a universe where silence between worlds is enforced by an invisible force known as the Veil, one woman is reborn to defy fate.

The Veridion Sagal follows Elara, a young radio technician who, after intercepting a forbidden signal on the agrarian planet of Veridion, sets off a chain of events that uncover ancient secrets—and a mysterious artifact capable of crossing between realities. But what begins as a search for answers becomes a journey across worlds... and lifetimes.

Alongside allies like Liora, Mael, and David—her eternal love lost and found across the ages—Elara discovers that she has lived before, died protecting others, and been reborn with a greater purpose: to break the silence that isolates civilizations, restore the galaxy’s forgotten memory, and confront the Sentinels—corrupted guardians of the Veil.

From the religious oppression of Veridion to the rebel deserts of Zarath-Kai, through a hyper-technological world that has abandoned faith, Elara’s path leads to the heart of the mystery: the ethereal planet where it all began. There, she must face Toren—a cosmic consciousness born from the will of a silent Creator—and decide whether the cost of freedom between worlds is worth the final sacrifice.

Epic in scope and rich with emotion, philosophy, technology, and memory, Beyond the Veil is a science fiction saga about love that transcends time, spiritual resistance, and the power of remembering what was once forgotten.

About The Silence of Veridion

The Silence of Veridion

On the isolated planet of Veridion, silence is sacred. The people believe the Creator cloaked their world in cosmic stillness as both a divine gift—and a warning. Enforced by a rigid theocratic regime, any attempt to study the stars is deemed heresy. But Elara, a 27-year-old radio technician with restless eyes and an unyielding spirit, can no longer ignore the call of the cosmos.

Alone in a forgotten mountaintop observatory, she tunes into forbidden frequencies. And then—an answer. A signal. A vision: two suns, floating towers, a child in her arms, and a voice whispering through time—“Look beyond the Veil.” When she unearths a mysterious metal disk, Elara awakens an ancient technology and a fate long buried. The disk pulses with a living energy, and the silence of Veridion begins to unravel.

Soon, the Aether Sentinels appear—ethereal beings who issue a chilling ultimatum: “Your signal profanes the Veil. Cease, or be silenced.” As unexplained phenomena spread and the regime tightens its grip, Elara stands at a crossroads between imposed faith and the promise of freedom the stars seem to offer.

With the help of Liora, a disillusioned astronomer, and David, a Guardian torn between duty and forbidden love, Elara seeks to unlock the secrets of the disk—and the memories that haunt her. These visions are not just echoes—they are past lives. And to cross the Veil, Elara must sacrifice everything: belief, loyalty, even love.

When the Veil finally breaks, one truth remains:

Some silences were never meant to be kept.

The Silence of Veridion is the first volume in a sweeping science fiction saga blending cosmic mystery, ancestral memory, spiritual censorship, and the timeless search for connection. Perfect for fans of Dune, The Left Hand of Darkness, and The Three-Body Problem.

Why does the silence between the stars echo so loudly within us?

Some stories are not born to entertain. They are born to wound — and to heal.

Others are not written with the language of literary schools or market formulas, but with open wounds, intimate visions, and a restless faith that something greater exists. The Veridion Saga is one of those stories.

Told in three volumes — The Silence of Veridion, Echoes of the Desert, and Shadows of the Veil — this trilogy does more than imagine new worlds. It forces us to confront our own.

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🌌 When science fiction speaks of absence

In a universe where contact between civilizations was severed by a cosmic barrier known as the Veil, silence ceases to be a physical phenomenon — it becomes a spiritual condition, an apparatus of control, an existential metaphor. The worlds of this saga — from lush Veridion to the cold Aetherion — are allegories of the human condition.

Each planet embodies a layer of conflict:

• Veridion, where religious fanaticism masks truth;

• Zarath-Kai, a desert echoing with grief, ancestry, and loss;

• Aetherion, a dystopia where memory, dreams, and faith are erased by a logical, silent regime — not unlike our own modern systems.

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✍️ The language of the invisible

Rafael Ferraz Carneiro writes with the urgency of someone who was never trained to write — and for that very reason, he dares to say what many authors would not. His language is lyrical, visual, at times brutally poetic. His characters are not heroes — they are survivors of time, of sorrow, and of silence.

Throughout the trilogy, discomforting questions arise:

• Who controls what we believe to be true?

• Why is the universe so quiet?

• Can faith be restored without being devoured by lies?

• Is there something sacred in what we’ve forgotten?

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🛠️ Philosophy, spirituality, and resistance

Without preaching religion — and without denying faith — this saga explores the silence of God, the ideological construction of reality, and imagination as an act of resistance. It’s science fiction that recalls Le Guin, Orwell, and Simmons, but with a voice of its own — deeply rooted in Brazilian anguish, and universally human in its search for meaning.

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📚 A cry against erasure

More than ships or portals, The Veridion Saga gives us:

• Elara’s pain, confronting grief that transcends time;

• Solara’s strength, born of doubt and desert winds;

• Toren’s shadow, hiding truths yet to be revealed;

• And the Disc — an artifact that fuses faith, memory, and technology into a single gesture.

This is not a universe of easy answers.

It is an invitation to listen. A call to stillness. A challenge:

what if the silence of the stars is the reflection of our own inner silence?

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✨ Who is this trilogy for?

For readers unafraid of the abstract.

For those who suspect something is wrong with the order of things.

For anyone who has felt the weight of the invisible — and still chose to imagine.

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The Veridion Saga is not a work of fiction.

It is a distorted mirror of the human soul. And with each page, the reflection gets closer.

The Veil is not the end.

It is the beginning of a confrontation with what we’ve forgotten to be.

Preface - The Veridion Saga Trilogy