Dun Da De Sewolawen

On the world of Kobaïa, Siri and her friends Dewa and Toli are sailing away. They are sailing away from their parents who they have outgrown, they are sailing away from their civilisation that is only a handful of generations old, and which in its turn has sailed away from the fear that was their original homeworld. Across the undêm and alone, an electric ritual awaits them: a leviathan of the deep and a darkness that took Siri's own brother many years ago in its black tentacles. Out there in The Heart of Silence. Dun da de Sewolawen is the tale of rites of passage and bonds of friendship in the tradition of Hayao Miyazaki and Christian Vander. It is also possibly the only existing example of Zeuhl literature.