Raiyen was no ordinary human.
He was the Gods' chosen warrior—a living weapon created to hunt demons, cursed beasts, and fallen angels. Every mission left him with nothing but pain, blood, and silence. Yet Raiyen endured, driven by a single belief: faith. Faith that the Gods stood with him, and that his sacrifices meant something.
After completing what was promised to be his final mission, Raiyen was summoned to the Heavenly Court. Surrounded by golden pillars, white flames, and the Seven Supreme Gods, he was told his duty was fulfilled. For a brief moment, Raiyen believed peace awaited him.
Instead, the Gods declared him a threat.
Raiyen had seen too many divine secrets. His power had grown too close to theirs. A human was never meant to reach such strength. When Raiyen protested—claiming he was only their weapon—the God of Judgment answered coldly: weapons are destroyed once they've served their purpose.
Bound by chains of holy light, Raiyen was executed without explanation. Divine lightning tore through his body, burning away his flesh, memories, and soul. As he died, one question echoed in his mind: If the Gods themselves are monsters… then who was I fighting for?
The Gods believed Raiyen was erased.
They were wrong.
Raiyen's shattered soul fell into a place beyond light and darkness—the Void Below Creation. There, a mysterious being appeared: neither angel nor demon, a forgotten existence abandoned by the Gods themselves. The entity revealed the truth—Raiyen had died, yet his rage refused to disappear.
An offer was made.
Raiyen could return to the world, but not as a human. In exchange for his mercy, his heaven, and his fear, he would be reborn as something else—something created solely to end the Gods.
With nothing left but hatred, Raiyen accepted without hesitation.
The Void shattered.
On a ruined battlefield, Raiyen's body fell from the sky. His eyes opened, now burning with black flames instead of light. Etched upon his back was a new mark—the Godslayer Sigil.
The chosen warrior was gone.
In his place was the beginning of the end for the Gods.