SYNOPSIS DOOM OF ALADFAR - AGE OF PROPHECY

Set in the twilight of a once-mighty interstellar empire, “Age of Prophecy: Doom of Aladfar” follows Zira Enlil~Zhor, a spirited princess thrust into a cosmic power struggle. As her brother, Largos, rises as a revolutionary leader with a dark secret, Zira uncovers ancient prophecies and an ancient weapon that could end all of time. Navigating betrayal, political intrigue, and her own destiny, Zira must choose between saving her family or the galaxy itself.

AGE OF PROPHECY is a sweeping epic set in a distant past where myth, science, and power collide. The story follows Princess Zira Enlil~Zhor, the last of a pure royal bloodline, as she is thrust into a deadly conspiracy following the assassination of her grandparents, the reigning monarchs.

While political unrest brews and Houses scheme, Zira discovers her brother, Largos—heir to the throne—has masterminded the attack and seeks to awaken the Amon-I, a forbidden weapon hidden on ancient Earth. With the fate of five worlds at stake, Zira must rise, rally allies, and face a prophecy that foretells she will doom humanity itself.

PILOT

PROLOGUE: A Hero arrives to an ancient Earth, before humanity as you know it. There he cleanses the land of an abominable race. He uses a weapon called the AMON-I. He is taken up into the heavens.
ANTARCTICA: A Goliath of a creature smashes into the snowscape from the skies – the Hero falls from Grace and is named – Iblis. The cursed Iblis enslaves minions, and they search for the Amon-I, which is hidden in the bowels of the Earth. One thing eludes them, the key – the Shira.
THE PRESENT: Prince Magnus Enlil-Zhor and wife Princess Farah Sheliak, attend the Queen’s birthday celebration, where they are informed their daughter Zira – the monarch’s granddaughter, will become the Crown Princess, thus taking the title away from Farah, and subsequently from her son Largos. Farah is furious.
An explosion destroys the Concert Hall and kills almost everyone in it – Magnus is the only one found alive so far.
The Royal Governess from House Enlil-Zhor – Matron, receives a secret package, and is tasked with delivering an ancient relic – the Shira, to a mysterious figure. There is one problem, she is ordered to deliver her charge – Zira Enlil-Zhor, to the capital.
Zira attends school on planet Sulafat, where she is bullied by four Royal Brats.
There is an impromptu race to show off skill and athletic prowess. Zira is paired with one of her bullies. Instead of working together, Zira leaves her partner to succumb to a dangerous fate.
Left to stew in her guilt, Zira is surprised in her room by the Royal brats. They rough her up. Matron arrives in time to dispel the trashing. Bags are packed, and both Matron and Zira depart for the Capital planet – Aladfar.
Upon arriving at the immigration orbital station at Planet Aladfar, Zira’s shuttle is stopped due to restricted traffic. Matron injects Zira with an unknown substance – which turns out to be the Shira.
PAST: 10,000 years ago, the progenitor of the Aladfar Consortium – the warrior prophet Lord Zhor, surveys a battlefield. The forces of Iblis are retreating in starships blasting off into the stratosphere. Zhor is wounded, and he passes the Shira to his nephew.
Zhor is received by his wife Lady Hannah, and hurried off to the sick-room. There, Eldrin the Mayd’ji, heals Zhor with the Shira, but there are mortal consequences.
Zhor renews his alliance with the five planets, and they pledge to take the fight to Iblis.

SEASON PLOT POINTS

King Sigurd and Queen Inga do not want their heir Farah, to pass the crown to her son, Largos Enlil-Zhor. They file secret documents naming granddaughter Zira their heir. An attack kills the monarchs, and princess Farah is missing, leaving Magnus as next in line to be crowned.
Magnus’ ancient House Enlil-Zhor is the poorest by design and frowned upon. The secular nobles do not want House Enlil-Zhor to ascend the throne, but the religious nobles want it to be so.
It is believed Largos is not Farah’s son, therefore not heir to the throne via Farah… Zira is the true heir to the throne. If Farah and her parents are dead, then Magnus’ House inherits the throne, and thus Largos is a legitimate heir at this point.
An ancient relic thought to be myth is discovered by the villains who assassinated the monarchs.
For the relic to be active, a key must be used. In this time, the key is put in serum form and injected into Zira – only the pure-blood of an Enlil-Zhor can hold the key in this form (It is religious nonsense like this the aristocracy frowns upon).
Farah is found, but she abdicates the throne to Magnus, which ignites the call for civil-war.
Through human sacrifice, the villains learn of the final step they need to complete a ritual which will deliver unmitigated power – the Amon-I. They move prisoners to a forgotten planet (Earth) – to Antarctica for the ritual at the Temple of Iblis.
Zira has the key, and confronts the villains. There she has a final showdown, which inadvertently delivers the Amon-I and the key to Iblis.

SERIES ARC – AOP Doom of Aladfar and Beyond

The five-planet nation of Aladfar was doomed for destruction the day Prince Magnus and wife Princess Farah forced the Anuk refugee Aibel, to have Magnus’ son Largos. When they left Aibel for dead, and raised Largos as their own, little did the couple know that their deceitful act would one day come to light.
Largos’ pursuit for justice for his fellow citizens was noble at first, until he was influenced by outside voices he was too weak to resist – voices, whispers encouraging evil acts done for the greater good. Soon Largos was blind to his actions… deaf to voices of sanity.
Hundreds of years later (Royals live for a very long time), the Aladfar Consortium is at war with the Anuk Empire. It is discovered that Largos is behind the conflict, even in his disembodied state. He works through Zira’s supposed dead husband Dragoi, who is was very much alive. Zira surrenders to the Anuk Emperor Alcredes Delfer, and together defeats their foes. She is gifted to the man who murdered her son, Lord Arran Andor. She is pregnant, however, by Dragoi.
Time passed, and Zira is no longer a queen. She is a high Lady of the Imperium. Her husband Lord Arran is given more honors by the Emperor Alcredes – this is a ploy to get the Lord away, so the womanizing Emperor can have an affair with Zira. Meanwhile, Jagaren, Zira’s son who Lord Arran thinks is his own, manifests unique abilities. The ambitious Lord Arran sees this as a way to topple the emperor and take the throne. Zira has a second son, Lee – who is Emperor Alcredes’ son. All this time, Zira has been funneling resources to the Tauri system, a territory she inherited in Season one; a place in the galaxy long forgotten about. Zira is building something out there [AGORA- an Age of Prophecy Story, feature script].
Continuing from the end of [AGORA – an Age of Prophecy Story, feature script], Zira rushes to a sacred temple with her five-year old son Lee. Things did not go right in the Tauri system, and Largos may be free. Lord Arran knows about Lee. Arran attempts to kill Zira, but she escapes via an unknown power. Arran arranges for Erasmus and Lee to be killed, and their bodies dumped on the Planet Mu. Through dumb luck, Erasmus saves Lee, who ends up at an orphanage on the industrial planet. Story picks up when Lee is an adult.
Alcredes Delfer passed rule to his deranged son Ningal, and disappeared into history. A character known as Manny, Lee’s co-worker and friend, has been corrupting software onboard Imperial ships in the Industrial ship building planet of Mu. Manny tricks Lee into joining his resistance, and stupid efforts to take over the throne – Manny is really Alcredes, and he wants to do the right thing by putting Lee on the throne. Meanwhile, Jagaren, who blamed Lee for Zira’s “death” and believes his brother is dead, has earned his handle “The Destroyer of Worlds”; he and Lord Arran are part of the elite Anuk military. Lord Arran intends to use Jagaren’s abilities to destroy the Imperial court – then, he learns of Lee, and has to destroy this threat. A showdown in the Tauri system between Lee and Jagaren happens… there they find their mother, Largos, and an evil that spills over into Atlantis – thousands of years to come.

THEMES AND MOTIFS

HIGH STAKES JOURNEY: The series revolves around Zira’s rise to power, fall, and scheming to regain status through her descendants. Each episode brings new discoveries, conflicts, and moral dilemmas to shape a multi-generational path to the seeding of Earth.

CHARACTER-DRIVEN DRAMA: While the series features an awe inspiring, technologically advanced civilization, and dazzling special effects, its heart lies in the characters. From the school outcast Zira to a philandering emperor, each character has their own personal journey and struggle to overcome. Themes of redemption, sacrifice, and the search for meaning permeate every episode, creating a rich tapestry of human emotion against the backdrop of conflict.

INTRIGUING MYSTERY: At the heart of AGE OF PROPHECY – doom of Aladfar, is the enigmatic myth known as the AMON-I, an ancient power from the Creator (God’s) armory, wielded by the hero IBLIS, and capable of reshaping the universe. Lost after Iblis’ fall from grace, and relegated to myth, an effort to resurrect the artifact through atrocities and political maneuvering threatens the fate of the galaxy. The series weaves together elements of mystery, intrigue, and cosmic horror, as Zira races to uncover the truth behind the AMON-I before it’s too late.

AUDIENCE & MARKETABILITY

AUDIENCE

AGE OF PROPHECY is targeted at a broad audience of science fiction enthusiasts, ranging from die-hard fans of the genre to casual viewers looking for an engaging and thought-provoking story. With its diverse cast of characters, epic scope, and universal themes, the series has the potential to appeal to ADULT viewers of all backgrounds.

MARKET POTENTIAL

In an era dominated by streaming services and serialized storytelling, AGE OF PROPHECY offers a fresh take on the science fiction genre that is sure to capture the imagination of audiences worldwide.

With its compelling characters, thrilling plot twists, and stunning visuals, the series has the potential to become a flagship property for any network, or streaming platform looking to expand their audience and make a splash in the crowded marketplace.