Sun God Reborn: A Sun Elf’s Vengeance

Adrian dies—again—the knife in his back a familiar comfort. For eons, he’s been the cosmos’ sacrificial lamb: a god doomed to reincarnate and die betrayed, his stolen divinity glue holding reality together. But this death is different. The Ignis core erupts in his chest, the curse fractures. He remembers. He is Helios, the First Sun, and the betrayals number like stars. So when the Codex of Fate slithers into his dissolving consciousness, he doesn’t plead—he negotiates. No more pawn. No more oblivion. The terms? Rebirth as Lux, a Sun Elf child in the outskirts of the Empire of Eternity, where the God-King’s gaze scorches all heresy. A gambit: divinity cloaked in mortal flesh, memories buried like embers in kindling. The Codex thrums with the truth, etching it into his newborn bones: This is not another life. This is the *first move*. The sun does not beg for vengeance. It *consumes*.