Stories Under The Moon: Sword of the war god (Coming soon)
In the age before empire, before gods fell and angels rose, one man became legend.
Born in chains and raised in silence, a nameless slave boy escapes a life of brutality only to cross paths with a figure cloaked in myth—Adam, a winged immortal with eyes like burning coals. Given a single choice and a blade in the dark, the boy chooses war over surrender and follows the one man feared even by kings.
From forgotten forests to blood-soaked battlefields, Lycurgus rises through fire and discipline, trained by Adam himself and forged in Rome’s earliest campaigns. But power comes at a cost. When the Gift of the Akilia—the blood tear of the ancients—is finally bestowed upon him, Lycurgus is no longer merely a man. He becomes a weapon.
Feared across nations. Worshipped by soldiers. Hunted by those who know the truth.
This is the untold story of the warrior who became Adam’s right hand—the blade only a god could wield.
In the age before empire, before gods fell and angels rose, one man became legend.
Born in chains and raised in silence, a nameless slave boy escapes a life of brutality only to cross paths with a figure cloaked in myth—Adam, a winged immortal with eyes like burning coals. Given a single choice and a blade in the dark, the boy chooses war over surrender and follows the one man feared even by kings.
From forgotten forests to blood-soaked battlefields, Lycurgus rises through fire and discipline, trained by Adam himself and forged in Rome’s earliest campaigns. But power comes at a cost. When the Gift of the Akilia—the blood tear of the ancients—is finally bestowed upon him, Lycurgus is no longer merely a man. He becomes a weapon.
Feared across nations. Worshipped by soldiers. Hunted by those who know the truth.
This is the untold story of the warrior who became Adam’s right hand—the blade only a god could wield.
In the age before empire, before gods fell and angels rose, one man became legend.
Born in chains and raised in silence, a nameless slave boy escapes a life of brutality only to cross paths with a figure cloaked in myth—Adam, a winged immortal with eyes like burning coals. Given a single choice and a blade in the dark, the boy chooses war over surrender and follows the one man feared even by kings.
From forgotten forests to blood-soaked battlefields, Lycurgus rises through fire and discipline, trained by Adam himself and forged in Rome’s earliest campaigns. But power comes at a cost. When the Gift of the Akilia—the blood tear of the ancients—is finally bestowed upon him, Lycurgus is no longer merely a man. He becomes a weapon.
Feared across nations. Worshipped by soldiers. Hunted by those who know the truth.
This is the untold story of the warrior who became Adam’s right hand—the blade only a god could wield.
