Author’s Note
These is not neutral accounts. The Obsidian Gates was written by Emilia Glazkov many years after the events it describes, when the truth had already begun to fracture. At the time of writing, she is older, fluent, and dangerously self-aware. The voice you’ll read is hers—refined by time, sharpened by belief—but she is recounting the early days, before the cult called the Black Rainbow took shape. Before the world changed. And while she tells it all as memory, make no mistake: this is still scripture.




In Gate X: The House Remembers, Emilia awakens from a dream soaked in fractured memory—Yelena's forgotten sister, a sealed chest marked Mira, and the house that still remembers. But memory is not her only ghost. In the ring, she confronts the one who slipped her grip: Dickie Watson. What follows is not sport but correction. As Tatiana, Razor, and Sarah circle the altar, Emilia sharpens herself on prophecy. The house shifts. The veil thins. And the engine prepares to return.