Mythologies have long fascinated me. Not only mythologies but also myths, symbols and symbologies. Through out the years I learned about them just for the good sake of knowledge, reading avidly about them. So it’s natural they play such an important part in the plot of “The Sceptre of Aerzis”, being a constant presence, although sometimes in a rather dissimulated way. Equally relevant is Nature, an incontestable character often represented by the four Elements, strange figures with no specific body and silently omnipresent. The three leading ladies frequently search their consul and talk to them. This contact and complicity with Nature will be essential for the trilogy’s development and conclusion.