Alexander was the greatest tyrant in history. His cruel, brutal and vicious reign struck fear in his enemies and allies alike. But that all ended when he was betrayed by his own people and beheaded by his archrival. As Alexander's consciousness faded away all he could think of is all the faults he made, how he could have avoided them, how unlucky he had been, and his wrath and unwillingness to die at the hands of the man he hated most!
But unexpectedly he was given not only the answers to these questions, but also a second chance to right all his many wrongs.


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Tyrant of the Ruined Sun

Kaduk Theos, meaning descendant of the divine or child of the Gods; is a title as archaic as the most ancient of written words, as even the oldest historical artifacts we have of those bygone days reference these two immemorial words.

It is a title whose history can only ever be matched by it's radiant glory and the venerated status it bestows upon those mad enough to posses it, as these two words were no mere fabrication of mortal minds, made to describe the position and flatter the ego of their leaders, such as lord, king or emperor, but it was in fact the first title given to the progenitors of all the royal families, the founders of today's nations, the original masters of humanity, as ordained by the Gods. The first born generation of demigods to ever grace this earth.

Such was the weight carried by these two seemingly unconcerning alien words.

Kaduk Theos and the Keepsake of the Beloved of Battle