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The Primordial Ruler: Lord of the Forgotten Era

For countless eons, Orvantis, the Eternal Ruler, stood above all—creator of gods, spirits, and divine beasts. His power shaped existence itself. But betrayal came from within. The younger gods, jealous and ambitious, sealed him away, erasing his name from history and seizing his throne.

Now, after a thousand millennia, Orvantis awakens in the modern world, reborn as a mortal named Akira. The world has changed—gods rule with cruelty, spirits are enslaved, and divine beasts are hunted for sport. The balance he once upheld is in ruins.

But Akira has not forgotten. And he will not forgive.

Disguising himself as a human, he walks among mortals, gathering allies—goddesses who seek rebellion, spirits longing for freedom, and legendary beasts that still remember his reign. The divine council fears his return, and they will do everything to stop him.

But they have already made their greatest mistake.

They let him wake up.

Now, the Eternal Ruler has returned to reclaim what is his.

The Primordial Ruler: Lord of the Forgotten Era

Long ago, before the gods of today took power, there was Orvantis—the Eternal Ruler, the First God, and the Creator of Everything. His presence shaped reality, and under his rule, the world was balanced. Gods, spirits, and divine beasts lived in harmony.

But over time, greed took over the younger gods. They turned against Orvantis, locking him away in a place beyond time. They erased his name from history and declared themselves the supreme rulers. The spirits were enslaved, the divine beasts hunted, and the sacred laws were broken.

After thousands of years, something changed.

Reborn as a human named Akira, he found a world that had fallen into corruption. The gods who betrayed him ruled with cruelty, enjoying their stolen power. The spirits were treated like tools, and divine beasts were nothing more than trophies.

Akira had not forgotten. And he would not forgive.

With wisdom from the ages and power beyond imagination, he would take back his throne. But first, he would live among mortals, gathering allies—goddesses who wanted change, spirits who longed for freedom, and legendary beasts still loyal to him.

The divine council feared his return.

Prologue