In a fractured world where divine bloodlines rule and mortals bow to celestial law, Yuri von Eisenberg is an orphaned boy with a strange mark on his skin and stars in his eyes – raised to believe in kindness, mercy, and the gentle power of love.
Until the day Heaven burns.
Taken from the only life he’s known, Yuri devoted his life to Zephariel, a powerful, god-born executioner cursed with immortality and infamous for destroying entire realms without remorse. Cold. Ruthless. Worshipped and feared in equal measure, Zephariel does not kneel. But when he meets Yuri as he awakened his Godhood and became the Supreme Deity of Oblivion Yuriel, something fractures inside him – something ancient, buried, and dangerously human.
As a war brews between those who follow the old gods and those who seek to rebel them, Yuri von Eisenberg and Zephariel are bound by a prophecy soaked in blood: one will save the world, the other will end it.
But the seed of love between them was never part of the plan.
In a universe where gods fall, mortals rise, and love itself is a demon, can a boy made of light soften a God carved from divine wrath? Or will their bond ignite the apocalypse foretold in sacred scripture?
Perfect For Readers Who Love:
– God x mortal dynamics with forbidden yearning.
– Emotionally repressed immortal lovers.
– Betrayal, reincarnation, and spicy celestial politics.
– Poetic prose with a knife in it.

Yuriel stares at the dumbfounded Zephariel, who is struggling to find a word to reply. The Supreme Deity understands the ruler of the Underworld's intense internal conflict: to know or not to know, either option can only bring him more pain. He doesn't find any joy or blissful entertainment in torturing his children this way––they are way younger than him in terms of age and their creation. But if push had come to shove, he had no problem with striking down another tower or two. Yuriel shrugs, evidently bored by the long silence in the room: "It is all your choice. I don't take any benefit from this messed-up plan, and I wasn't the one who started the revenge. Don't take any offense, Yoru, I never blame you for what you did. I just want to get everything clear on the table."


Chapter 37 - Chapter 37: Two Sides of the Same Coin