#lfs

This beautiful splat is ready for testing.

https://webteknolife.com/2026-lgs-basvuru-ve-uygulama-kilavuzu-yayimlandi-iste-tum-detaylar/

Tell me more about Legacy of Fallen Stars! You say it’s low to medium fantasy, how do you define that for yourself?

HELLO!! Ty for the ask!! Happy writeblr live! :3

I consider LFS to be low to medium fantasy because in this era and the story itself, there are no sentient nonhuman species that are prevalent, and there are limitations to magic that exists and who can use it.

For example, only 6 people in this story actually were born as mages that have the ability to manipulate an element (without too much in-depth yapping unless you'd like to hear about it, they're basically personified manifestations of the old gods' power and influence in the world for the first time in centuries) and only a select few others have enhanced abilities. There is one man who harnesses the full power of a god at will, but he broke the laws of magic and defied several other gods in the process. If you cannot already guess, he's our wonderfully hatable antagonist.

Other than that, natural magic exists everywhere but is very hard to come by and even harder for humans to harness and use, which is typically via magical flora and fauna, runes (which often require usable elemental magic and energy from the user) or magical artifacts which are few and far between.

There are some nature spirits and the occasional magic plant or creature as I mentioned, but again those are generally hard to find because they've naturally learned over the centuries to stay away from humans as much as possible.

LFS used to be strictly low-fantasy with only the 6 young mages having any semblance of magic, but in the last six months or so I've majorly expanded the magic aspect of the world to fit the vibes better and make it more fun to write!!

The prequel WIP I have is actually set in the same world as LFS but quite a long time before the events of LFS, like we're talking prolly at least a thousand years if not more, and that's more a medium to high fantasy because while humans exist and are *ahem* very prevalent in the prequel, there's a lot of other species and use of magic that exist in it prior to the events of LFS. Do with that what you will :)

Pardon if this has been asked prior, wasn't able to find anything though

I WISH I HAD MORE TO SAY ABOUT IT UHHH

So it's a sequel novel(la?) to Like Falling Stars that will follow the next year of Ann's life as she adjusts to her new family, figures out what it is she wants to do with her life, that kind of thing. More exploration of some of the characters who didn't feature as heavily in LFS, namely the royal family, Cecil, Drew, Jack, and Julius. Nicolas is still there but he's not the deuteragonist this time.

The duality of Roselin Books protagonists, lol.

I just realized I don't think I ever posted the full ref art of Christopher and Ann here?! So!! Here you go! And a bonus Avalon for fun!

Manufacturing companies today require real-time visibility, cost control, and production efficiency. Traditional systems often fail to integrate production planning with finance and inventory. This is why ERP software for manufacturing is becoming essential for long-term growth.

Many manufacturers in India are now adopting Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central implementation to unify operations. Business Central allows production teams to track raw materials, monitor machine maintenance, and manage shop-floor activities from a single platform. When combined with advanced plant maintenance capabilities, businesses can reduce downtime and improve asset utilization.

For engineering-driven organizations, choosing the best ERP for engineering companies means selecting a system that supports BOM management, capacity planning, and financial control together. Business Central supports these requirements while remaining scalable for growing businesses.