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The Ballad of the Godslayer

In a world decayed under the iron rule of gods, humanity survives only as slaves—crushed by blood taxes and divine decrees. From the forgotten village of Axios rises Lycaon, a boy forged in hunger, loss, and injustice. He watches his family broken beneath the cruelty of lords and priests, and from the ashes of despair, a spark ignites. That spark grows into an oath—not only to protect his loved ones, but to exact vengeance for the blood debt owed by the gods themselves. Lycaon’s journey begins in the dirt of a starving village and spirals into a storm of battles, conspiracies, and encounters with beings far beyond mortal comprehension. This is not a hymn to divine glory. It is the tragic ballad of a mortal who dares to defy the heavens—a tale of rebellion, survival, and the relentless pursuit of freedom, where every choice is stained with blood and every vow carved from hatred.