Aegis

Long before kings and empires, before legends hardened into myth, there was a son born in secret. Created to be flawless, to bridge what his elder brothers divided, he was betrayed and struck down. Yet from spilled blood came a hunger that would shape eternity-and from his death came a rebirth in fire. He is no longer the son who forgives. He is the son who remembers.

Now, in the fragile calm after the Rune War, a polished figure steps quietly into the halls of power. To the world he is Silas Cross, a man in sharp suits and softer words, a contractor offering solutions to a fearful nation. But behind the perfect mask lies something older, scarred and smoldering, patient as memory itself.

While the public debates registration acts and safety measures, Cross whispers into the ear of a dying president, promising cures bought with blood. In shadowed facilities, his order refines terrible experiments, weaving technology with essence stolen from the supernatural. And far below, an ancient relic stirs with a faint pulse-the Eye of Ymir, vessel of a god who once sought to consume all remembrance.

Aegis: The Son Who Remembers is both origin and revelation, a tale of betrayal, rebirth, and manipulation across ages. It is the story of a son who could have saved the world, and the monster he became instead.