aeneid vs iliad
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Synopsis
Thousands of years ago, humankind left the Old World. We enter a new age where science and magic are no longer opposing concepts.
With these new opportunities came danger in the form of the Dark Races and the ones that named themselves Gods.
However, if there was one thing humans were good at was their ability to destroy. Humankind fought and carved a bloody path into the new world.
Cain's luck had never been good, but his destiny changed forever once he decided to harden his heart and face the world without fear or hesitation.
--Godslayer Humankind's motto.--
We can comprehend the supernatural. We can dominate the supernatural. We can kill the supernatural - Adam, Emperor of Godslayer Humankind, The First Titan.
Current schedule: 21 chapters a week.
Bonus chapters:
Over 600 power stones: 3 extra chapters.
Over 800 power stones: 6 extra chapters.
Over 1200 power stones: 9 extra chapters.
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Table of Contents
Volume 0 :Auxiliary Volume
Volume 1 :Book 1 - The hidden saga of the Red King
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