She is only half the creature that an oppressive government claims she is. A militia breaks her free of an uncertain fate, but the choice to take power and understand her abilities can be only made by her.
Is it right for super-humans to be looked at as gods that should be able to prevent any tragedy? What if they weren’t born or created from special circumstances, but out of desperation? And what happens when the morals between hero and villain blur?
When the God-Emperor, the tyrant ruling Sangrithar, sends his thrall, Lord Warden Hali Halvyl to collect an overdue tithe from the downtrodden Baron of Cormane, he never dreams that Hali will break the age old compulsion binding him. .