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The gods are silent. The faithful are dying. And the last sword of the divine bleeds alone in the ruins.

Lan Godfric was once the hand of divine justice—a butcher blessed by the goddess Tillia, a legend feared by heathens and revered by the faithful. But the world has changed. The gods are fading, their light dimmed beneath the rising tide of the Godless—monsters in flesh and spirit, led by Boris, a man untouched by blade or mercy.

When a remote village becomes the final battlefield between faith and blasphemy, Lan Godfric answers one last call for salvation. But the gods demand more than faith—they demand blood. As divine power falters and the church falls to ruin, the weight of hope is passed to two untested young men, Peter and Ezikiel, who must face a truth no scripture dared speak: the gods will not save them.

What follows is a brutal descent into divine abandonment, betrayal, and desperate resistance. As the last sanctuary crumbles, a darker truth begins to stir—one that could consume not just the village but the very concept of salvation itself.

Faith has failed. Steel remains.