Rapture_Tales

Kyros Steele was the strongest warrior in the Omega Kingdom. But when the Great War of All began, this kingdom fell. Kyros was captured. 
Destined to become a slave through necromancy, Kyros could only curse at his led bitter life.
But on his final moments, he meets an eccentric Old Man who claimed to be the God of Time.

Much like Kyros, this Old Man was fated for suffering and defeat. Because the God of Time could not be killed, the Great Gods conspired to curse him and make him human first. And so the God of Time escaped but was now human.  Even if he used his powerful magic to send his consciousness back in time, he would still be defeated, for his soul was no longer a god but a man.

Helpless as his time-traveling rebirth would easily fail, the God of Time offers and asks for Kyros's help. He would send Kyros back along with his own consciousness back in time. This would hide the God of Time from his enemies and give Kyros the chance to fulfill his revenge.

Just when the two were about to time travel,  a shocking mystery caused the God of Time to marvel in awe. Kyros was not a human but had the bloodline of the most accursed and dangerous race of all.
Kyros is the legendary Nephilim.
And so begins the Ascension of the Nephilim.

Ascension of the Nephilim

The Lowlands had been in utter chaos over the past months since Kyros had left the group.

The adventures of the teams of Kyros were easy and a relaxing vacation for all of the troops if not for the thousands and thousands of dead enemies they left in their wake.

Mezal wrote their exploits' records and left them in a strange magic pillar. Images and recordings could be displayed in the pillar, and those who touched it could scroll over the events to see what had happened.

On that day, Hunter had returned to the Fortress after their escapades and began to read through the records of Mezal.

"Enter the Lowlands: Rise of the Steele Kingdom. Book Seven of Mezal Steele's records."

"The situation in the Lowlands could be summarized into this short phrase: Fate has established its roots in this land."