Faith returned to humanity
Lucius, the young heir of the empire of Constantinople, and Raguel, a child angel born of heaven, share a bond that bridges two worlds. Once every era, angels descend to the mortal realm to bless humanity, and on this sacred night, the two children expect nothing more than another fleeting reunion.
Instead, it becomes the end of their world.
Betrayed by Nero—once the closest friend of Lucius’s father, Emperor Belisarius—the capital is consumed by fire and corruption. Through an ancient, forbidden book, Nero unleashes demons upon the earth, transforming himself into a monstrous force that threatens not only the city, but creation itself. Amid a brutal war between angels, demons, and desperate men, Raguel is captured and mutilated, and the covenant between heaven and humanity is shattered.
Lucius, only seven years old, defies the burning ruins of his home to rescue Raguel, guided by prayers and faith taught to him by his parents. Their salvation comes at an unbearable cost. To preserve their souls—and prevent the world from falling entirely into corruption—Belisarius and the archangel Michael sacrifice everything. Humanity and angels are sealed in stone, while Lucius and Raguel are cast into a chamber beyond time, held in unconscious stasis for two thousand years.
When they awaken, the world is unrecognizable.
Faith has fractured. The true God of the universe is forgotten, replaced by distorted beliefs, false doctrines, and systems born from fear rather than truth. Angels no longer walk openly among humanity, and the legacy of that night has been buried beneath centuries of myth and denial.
Bound by shared loss, guilt, and an unbroken promise, Lucius and Raguel must navigate this altered world together. As the last witnesses to a forgotten covenant, they carry a singular mission: to restore faith in the true God of the universe—not through conquest or blind belief, but through choice, sacrifice, and understanding.
In a world that no longer remembers heaven, faith must be reborn… or lost forever.