Greybound

When the kingdom of Atlas is reduced to ash, young Prince Issac barely escapes with his life, cast adrift in the vast ocean on an old boat gifted by his grandfather. He awakens to unfamiliar shores—those of Arcacia, the very empire that destroyed his home.

Taken in by a kind-hearted baker and his family, Issac begins to taste peace again. But in Arcacia, peace is fleeting. Ruled by merciless nobles who treat commoners as expendable, the nation’s cruelty soon catches up to him. The family who saved him is executed, and Issac is falsely accused of their murder.

His execution is set. His fate sealed.

But the storm has other plans.

Lightning tears across the sky. The ground trembles. And from the chaos, masked rebels emerge—the resistance, long whispered of in fear and hope. They save Issac, and before a stunned crowd, offer him a choice:

“You’ve seen the truth of this world. Will you fight to change it, or die forgotten under the heel of tyranny?”

Greybound is a gripping tale of vengeance, identity, and uprising—a fallen prince’s journey from hunted exile to the symbol of a revolution that could reshape an empire.