The Foehn Effect

Omphalos is a beautiful and ancient city that undoubtedly knew better times. It still thinks it is the navel of the world, but it is only a pale reflection of what it once was.
It is now a city oppressed by the tyrant Demagogue, devoured by murky political intrigues and shaken by a series of crimes.
Insurrection is in the air, with active underground groups such as Pseudonymous. Tempers are hot, which is fatally contributed to by the Foehn effect, a fiery wind that regularly sweeps through the city and alters behaviors and minds: although warm, it has the devastating effects of the Russian winter.
It is against this backdrop that Posthumous, an iconoclastic scientist, appears. Tracing the mysterious figure of his father, he will be involved in a plot that will lead him to be part of secret conspiratorial groups and to challenge the authority of the despot.
All this while living an impossible love story with Chlamydia, the nun devoted to mathematics who lives at the summit of Mount Meteor.
Culminating a story of self-discovery and personal growth, Posthumous must submit to the unappealable judgment of the gods, overcoming the ultimate test: the catharsis of rock.
Overcoming it will not only mean his salvation, but also that of the whole city.