Kael woke up in a snowstorm with no memories, a battle axe bigger than his confidence, and absolutely no idea he was actually a magical doll. Rescued by kind villagers and given a name, Kael just wants to figure out who he is, why he keeps turning into the monsters he defeats, and whether soup is supposed to taste like that. But things get complicated when he learns he was created by a madman with a god complex and a world-shaping artifact, and Kael’s true purpose might involve resurrecting said megalomaniac. Now, with mammoth-sized problems, dwarf-sized allies, and a mountain of identity issues, Kael must figure out if he’s a hero, a weapon, or just a very confused doll with anger issues and transformation magic. One thing’s for sure: being human is a lot harder when you weren’t actually built that way.