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Who Walks Through Elquetumba
A man of integrity in a world that has none to spare, the people who love him, and the ones who want him broken.
Tristan Wolfe
A lone wolf with a reputation, about to find out what his integrity is worth.
Isolt
Twenty-seven years, and she never stopped trembling.
Gene
The one who stays.
Carli
Circe
Named for the enchantress of the Odyssey, and every bit as dangerous.
Paco
Targeted alongside Tristan, and caught in the same web.
Clementina
Don Gato
First to sense when something is wrong.
What the Story Asks
Who are you when no one is watching? What does integrity look like when everything goes wrong? What does faith cost when nothing proves it right? The Epic of Elquetumba follows those questions through temptation and regret, through corruption that reaches from city offices to the highest levels of power, and through a battle between supernatural forces for the destiny of one soul and one world. Underneath all of it runs the oldest question of all: whether a man can be redeemed.
The Old Stories Beneath It
| Passage | What it carries into the story |
|---|---|
| 1 Chronicles 16:22; Psalm 105:15 | “Touch not mine anointed.” God’s warning to the world not to harm His servants. |
| Matthew 19:16–24; Mark 10:17–27 | The high cost of following God. |
| Exodus 12:27 | The Passover, when God struck down the wicked to save His people. |
| Luke 4:5–8 | Satan offers the wealth and power of the world in exchange for worship. |
| Exodus 5:1 | “Let my people go.” God’s demand to Pharaoh, and to every power of this world. |
| Matthew 10:5–6 | Christ sends His apostles to the lost sheep. |
