Impérium – Bureš Roman (2026)

A remake of the third volume in the Time Collapse trilogy. When a disturbance in the fabric of space and time occurs, human history shatters and reassembles into a chaotic collage. A single world is now shared by fragments of civilizations that were once separated by hundreds or even thousands of years. The events that follow propel Toňa, a former archaeology student, to the head of the Roman Empire. With the help of the legions and Serena’s battle robot, she gradually defeats Nazis, Tuscan crusaders, Sicilians adhering to twenty-second-century Islam, and finally a rebellion led by the Roman patrician Septimius Severus. As Empress Antonia, as the Romans call her, Toňa expands the empire’s territory and consolidates her power. Yet everything that happened during the first years after the Time Collapse was merely a prelude. The real struggle for Europe begins now, as two empires that the collapse found at the height of their glory face one another: ancient Rome and Britain in 1900. Which side will Aaronson, ruler of the underworld in the pyramid of IleDefrance, which replaced ancient Paris in the twenty-sixth century, take? Or will it be the side of the cyborg Viktor, who has devoted his existence to protecting the Alpine Neanderthals? And how will Neffi, who managed to escape Toňa’s anger, intervene in the events? None of them suspects that true destruction is rolling into Europe from the endless steppes that have replaced the Black Sea. From there comes a man who calls himself God.