The Silent Heaven of Westeros
Jin Mu-Won, the Sword Saint of Murim, dies in a final stand against the combined might of the evil sects that sought to consume his world. In his last breath, he vows to remain a shield for the innocent — and is torn from his dying world into another: Westeros, on the cusp of Robert’s Rebellion.
Alone, wounded, and stripped of much of his strength, Jin wanders the kingdoms, learning their people and their ways. He aids villages plagued by soldiers and bandits alike, gaining a reputation as a mysterious, foreign protector — a man who fights with wood as though it were steel, who asks for nothing in return.
On the road, Jin encounters Ashara Dayne, who witnesses his strength and his quiet righteousness. Through her, he is drawn into the politics and bloodlines of Westeros, and soon meets Elia Martell, sister to Prince Doran and Princess of Dragonstone, who finds in Jin not a knight, but a man who sees her strength where others see only fragility.
As rebellion spreads across the realm, Jin finds himself at the heart of it — not by choice, but by the vow he has never broken: to shield those who cannot shield themselves. The whispers of war grow louder in King’s Landing, and already the innocent are caught between the ambitions of lords and the madness of kings.
But Jin Mu-Won did not fall in Murim to stand idle here. His resolve will be tested, his strength tempered, and his vow will pull him into the fates of those history would otherwise abandon.
