Tales of the Meekkhan borderlands. first 2 books

Genre: Martial Fiction, Fantasy

North South

The Mountain Guard is the last stronghold of the Meekkhan Empire on its northern borders. Here, in the narrow valleys and abandoned villages, ancient evil is still lurking. But the guards do not save the world. They just do their job: they protect civilians from wild nomads, from tribes who have fallen under the influence of wild magic, from cults of bloodthirsty gods ... And the Sixth Company is harder than others: it gets into dangerous, deadly situations over and over some ominous pattern begins to appear ...
And in the south of the Empire, the reckless merchant hires a bodyworker of a skilled warrior named Iateh from the mysterious tribe of Issars, who are always hiding under a mask - and ruthlessly kill anyone who sees their faces. The merchant still does not know how he will put his family to trial, and that his decision will initiate events that will put the whole of Meekkhan on the line and lead people to confrontation with the gods ...

East - West

The east of the Meekkhan Empire is restless. Here lies the border with the defeated, but not broken, state of warlike nomads, here in a variety there are Tracts, damned places where you can encounter incredible monsters. Here, the freelance detachment of General Laskolnik, which once brought the empire victory over the nomads, continues to serve and fight against threats - overt and covert.
And the threats to the East are rich. How rich and secrets. And in the West stands the city-state of Poncea-La, where the influence of the new cult of the god of war, Reagvir, is growing, whose power cures the infirm and gives sight to the blind. The young thief Altsin finds himself drawn into the intrigue connected with the abduction of the main relic of the cult, the sword that according to legend belonged to Reagvir himself.
Altsin still does not know what sinister secrets will be revealed to him, he does not know how unbearably heavy a divine blessing can be, and most importantly, how terrible the truth will turn out about who the gods really are.