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A moonlit, shadowy dark forest occupies the backdrop with a male rider shrouded in darkness, mounted on a fierce black horse, emerging ominously from the right, bathed in faint silvery light. At the foreground, seven distinct swords with intricate designs are arranged in a perfect circle on the forest floor, their sharp tips pointing inward to the center of the circle, which glows subtly with an ethereal blue aura. The edges of the cover are deepened with a slight vignette effect for a brooding atmosphere.

The Seven Swords

A blonde Viking woman with intricate braids, wearing a weathered brown tunic, stands at the forefront wielding a gleaming sword. Her expression is fierce and determined. She is illuminated slightly by a pale, eerie light shining through the thick, shadowy trees in a dark forest. The forest is suffused with mist, and in the background, faint glowing eyes of unseen creatures are visible, adding a chilling touch to evoke fear and brooding. The scene features a muted color palette dominated by blacks, deep greys, earthy browns, and hints of pale blue for contrast.

A dark, brooding throne room with cracked stone walls partially illuminated by the glow of intense, swirling fire. The man sits on a grand ebony throne adorned with sharp, angular carvings. He has a stern, contemplative expression as he looks downward, gripping the throne’s armrests with strength and resolve. His long dark hair has streaks of gray, adding to the atmosphere of dark sovereignty. A polished black crown with jagged edges sits on his head, glinting faintly in the firelight. Surrounding him are shadowy ravens perched on the throne and circling above, blending seamlessly into the dim haze. At the foot of the throne, a large, menacing wolf stares directly at the viewer, its eyes glowing dimly, reflecting danger and mystery.

Empire of Ashes

The cover features a minimalist design with a black background. In the center, there is a silhouette of a slender and long-haired man walking through a dead forest. The image captures the moody and brooding atmosphere of the horror genre.

A tall, shadowy throne room with walls of cracked, weathered stone, barely lit by the fiery glow radiating from swirling embers that seem to climb the walls. The grand ebony throne sits in the center of the composition, taking up much of the vertical space. The throne features intricate, sharp-edged carvings and dark metallic highlights. Seated is the somber king, his striking black crown subtly gleaming against the firelight. His resolute grip on the armrests, his gray-streaked hair, and the downward tilt of his head give a haunting and brooding demeanor. Shadowy ravens are scattered around the scene, some perched on the throne’s edges and others mid-flight in the background, blending with dark smoke that unfurls toward the edges of the cover.

Empire of Ashes

The cover features a shadowy silhouette of a masked figure in the foreground, holding a visible but subtly depicted gun. In the background, there's a faded image of an old Italian street, with an oversized wall calendar page showing "June 9th" prominently displayed. The overall color scheme is composed of dark tones—deep reds, black, and muted golds—to evoke a brooding and ominous mood. The Mafia influence is highlighted through subtle details like a faint outline of a classic Mafia-style fedora and a vintage car hinting at the era.

The cover features a dark, shadowy background of an alleyway in 1960s Italy. In the foreground stands a sharply dressed man in a red pinstripe suit, his face obscured by a classic Venetian mask. He holds a gun by his side, with an old-style calendar flipped to June 9th partially visible behind him. A subtle overlay of the Mafia's influential presence is suggested through faint imagery of a dimmed Italian skyline in the background.

The cover features a dark, moody forest with bare, twisted trees veiled in thick mist. Standing boldly in the foreground, the muscular African American man is centrally framed. His piercing scowl and scarred black brigandine armor dominate the visual, illuminated by subtle, eerie moonlight that also highlights the sharp blade of the sword he wields. The eyepatch with its detailed string and the streak of gray in his beard are meticulously visible, adding aged, battle-hardened character to his demeanor. The background transitions to shadow and darkness near the edges, focusing all attention on the man. The text "Wolves and Thieves" arches above his head in large, distressed medieval-inspired typography, while “Max Marlowe” is placed at the bottom center in slightly smaller but equally weathered font.

Wolves and Thieves

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