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## So, what's this project all about?
Having finally finished the first chapter of this new endeavor, I'd like to lift the wraps over [The Guardians of Dawn](https://guardians.heavensinferno.net), and on the first part of the whole story, *Lost Innocence*.
Having finally finished the first chapter of this new endeavor, I'd like to lift the wraps over [The Guardians of Dawn](https://guardians.heavensinferno.net), and on the first part of the whole story, [*Lost Innocence*](https://guardians.heavensinferno.net/lost-innocence/). It is going to be published online on the go, as soon as each chapter is finished. At the moment this means prologue and first chapter, including artwork: work on the second chapter is under way. Also, the web page does not only host the project itself. We've just started, but we plan to expand it with posts covering the characters, the genesis of the story and other similar bits, along with artwork in the gallery as it becomes available.
Like before, this is a story that borrows heavily from
More technical details on how the whole thing is made will be made on this blog, instead (and I'm sure this will interest the technical-oriented readership).
Like before, this is a story that borrows heavily from a combination of horror, fantasy and Japanese culture, mixed with our personal ideas. Of course we cannot claim originality: the Internet (and dead tree publishing) is full of Japanese-like works, with varying degrees of length and quality. That said, we wanted to move in a different direction, mainly because our tastes did not fully overlap with the stereotypes that come out from these works.
Whether this is good enough or not, this is left for an exercise to you, dear readers. ;) But we'd love comments and feedback, either here or on the actual web page. So, let us know!