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No system. No shortcuts. Just memory, grit, and the will to burn brighter.

When gods fall silent, only the stubborn rise.

William Carter died quietly—a forgotten soul in a world that never gave him a chance. But death wasn’t the end.

He awakens as William Denvers, infant heir to a noble house in Primera, a shattered world once shaped by goddesses and divine law. There’s no system prompt. No cheat skill. No divine blessing. Just memory, silence, and a single burning vow:

“I want to live. I want to show the world… I am William Carter. And I am here.”

As he learns to crawl through the marble halls of House Denvers, William begins the long, brutal path toward power—the hard way. Through books, blades, and bone-deep resolve, he must grow in a land where magic is legacy, war is memory, and children are molded into tools.

But Primera is not a peaceful land. Whispers of vanished gods still haunt the wind. Cults of flame and shadow stir beneath sacred soil. And behind the grace of noble houses lie secrets that could tear the world apart once more.

William Denvers is not chosen by fate. He chooses himself.
To survive. To rise. To make this second life matter.
And when the fires of war return to Primera, he will not run.
He will remember the vow that brought him here—and ignite a world with it.

Cross World: Chronicles of William Denvers

The Calendar of Primera: Phases of Time

In the world of Primera, time flows not merely by the turning of months, but through six sacred phases, each spanning two months of the earthly calendar. These phases guide the people, the seasons, and the spirit of the land—marking not just the passage of days but the rhythm of life itself.

Phase Davos begins the cycle, encompassing January and February. In the icy breath of winter, it holds the promise of new beginnings beneath the quiet frost. Life sleeps but stirs, preparing to burst forth.

Phase Lumos follows with March and April, a bright awakening where light and growth flourish. Blossoms emerge and the earth hums with energy renewed.

Phase Kratos, named for strength, claims May and June — months ripe with vigor and determination. The sun is high, fields rich, and ambition fierce.

Phase Manos rules July and August, the height of summer's trial by fire. Endurance is tested, and through heat and hardship, resilience is forged.

Phase Plutos cools the world in September and October, ushering in change. Leaves burn like embers as the earth prepares to rest, reflecting on the year's harvest of experience.

Lastly, Phase Chronos brings November and December, the twilight months where time itself is honored. Shadows lengthen and the world slows, waiting for the dawn of a new cycle.

Phase Name Earthly Months Symbolism & Mood Season

Davos January, February Quiet beginnings, renewal Winter

Lumos March, April Awakening, light, hope Early Spring

Kratos May, June Strength, growth, ambition Late Spring to Early Summer

Manos July, August Trial, endurance, transformation Midsummer

Plutos September, October Change, reflection, letting go Autumn

Chronos November, December Endings, time's flow, reverence Late Autumn to Winter

This calendar system is more than a way to track days—it is a poetic map of life's cycles, woven deeply into the culture and souls of Primera's people. Each phase is both a marker of time and a symbol of the eternal dance between light and shadow, growth and rest, struggle and peace.

Extra Chapter:- Primerian Calendar