First Scar begins Moons of Rokar Comics: After Vu’unu with an attack that shatters the illusion of safety in Wazae.

During a public remembrance ceremony, Veil operatives strike in the open, turning a moment of honor into panic and bloodshed. Tadoka responds with brutal force, Mira moves to pursue the threat, and the palace itself becomes part of the danger as signs emerge that the enemy has reached far deeper than anyone expected.

What first appears to be a violent assault quickly reveals itself as something larger: a coordinated opening move against Rokar’s old order. Hidden passages, political fractures, and ancient secrets begin to surface, forcing the warriors of Rokar to confront a truth they can no longer ignore.

As the first issue of After Vu’unu, First Scar sets the tone for a season built on action, suspicion, and consequence. The violence in Wazae is not just a battle scene; it is a warning that Rokar’s enemies are organized, patient, and willing to strike at the heart of power. For Mira, Tadoka, Sh’ala, Aresh, and Zaxar, the attack forces a new reality: the war is no longer approaching from a distance. It has already entered the streets.

The first wound has been made, and it is only the beginning.

Blood in the Corridor continues Moons of Rokar Comics: After Vu’unu as the attack on Wazae spreads from public violence into the hidden arteries of the palace.

After the Veil’s first strike, Mira, Sh’ala, and Aresh follow the threat deeper into the stone corridors, where every passage feels less certain than the last. The enemy is not simply fleeing. They are using routes that should not exist, moving through the palace with a confidence that suggests preparation, inside knowledge, and a much larger design.

As the pursuit tightens, Tadoka begins to understand what the others cannot yet see. The danger is not only in the blades ahead of them, but in the secrets buried beneath Wazae itself. Old wounds, hidden paths, and long-suppressed truths begin to rise as Drazh Sorn steps out of the shadows and turns the attack into a direct challenge.

This issue pushes the season into darker territory, where the palace becomes a battlefield, trust becomes fragile, and the enemy’s reach proves far deeper than anyone wanted to believe.

The Veil is already inside.

Veil in the Streets pushes Moons of Rokar Comics: After Vu’unu out of the palace corridors and into the public lanes of Wazae, where the enemy no longer needs to hide.

As coordinated attacks break across the city, Tadoka, Mira, Sh’ala, and Aresh are pulled into a violent chase through crowded streets, rooftops, alleys, and the outer banks of Wazae. Civilians are caught in the chaos, and every movement by the Veil seems designed to create fear, confusion, and separation.

What first appears to be a scattered escape becomes something more deliberate. The Veil is using the city itself as part of the trap, drawing the defenders farther from control and closer to the open desert. Tadoka’s fury drives the pursuit forward, but her anger also threatens to make her predictable. Mira senses the danger in that. Sh’ala reads the pattern. Aresh watches the battlefield widen.

This issue turns Wazae into a city under visible siege, where protection, pursuit, and revenge collide in full public view.

The fight has left the shadows. Now the streets are part of the war.