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Six tales from Blood of the Wild Gods

Blood of the Wild Gods · The Age of Gods

The Lost Histories.

Mythic fantasy · Divine tragedy · Tragic love

The stories behind the world: a love that survives lifetimes, a mercy that brings punishment, and a war that leaves the heavens silent.

Six windows into the divine

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Tale 01

Seven Days of Sun

Love eternal, death inevitable

A god cursed to watch his beloved die through endless incarnations. Each lifetime brings seven perfect days before fate claims its due.

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Seven Days of Sun

Love eternal, death inevitable, hope unquenchable

Elodias, the Sun-Touched God, bears a curse unlike any other—to find his beloved Senia in every incarnation, to love her for seven perfect days, and to lose her when the sun sets on the seventh night. Yet neither divine decree nor mortal death can extinguish the flame they carry for each other across the ages.

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Elodias

The Sun-Touched God
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Senia

The Beloved
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"Why would I look at the stars," he said, his voice dropping to a softer timbre, rich and warm as honey in sunlight, "when I have always loved the sun?"
"She felt like something was beginning. Something real. Something strange. Something that tasted like love and danger all at once—a flavor both new and hauntingly familiar."

Tale 02

The Weaver of Sorrows

Jealousy woven into fate

The origin of the curse that binds eternal lovers—a lunar seer's jealousy transformed into cosmic vengeance that even gods cannot undo.

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The Weaver of Sorrows

Divine jealousy spun into eternal tragedy

Before Elodias and Senia were bound by their curse, there was Malritha—the lunar seer whose jealous heart wove fate itself into a weapon. Born during eclipse, raised in shadow, she crafted a curse so perfect that even the gods could not unmake it. This is the story of how divine emotion becomes cosmic law.

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Malritha

The Weaver of Sorrows
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"Malritha was born during the deepest moment of lunar eclipse, when the moon hung like an open wound in the night sky. The air itself seemed to hold its breath, caught between anticipation and dread."
"Her loom required no ordinary material. Malritha would wait until the full moon hung heavy in the night sky, then climb to the highest spire of the temple. There, with a spindle carved from driftwood and fingers dipped in saltwater, she would gather moonlight itself, pulling it from the air like silver silk."

Tale 03

The God Who Wept

A millennium searching for purity

A philosophical journey of a god who walked among mortals for a thousand years, searching for one human untouched by cruelty.

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The God Who Wept

The search for goodness becomes the discovery of complexity

Thainos descended from heaven with a simple quest: find one human untouched by cruelty. For a thousand years he walked among mortals, witnessing every shade of human nature. What he discovered challenged everything the divine believed about creation, morality, and the nature of goodness itself.

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Thainos

The God Who Wept
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Leika

Mother of Mountains
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"He gave them softer skin than made sense, bodies that would bruise at a touch, hearts that could break from mere words. He gave them minds that would never be satisfied, always reaching beyond their grasp. He gave them souls that could contain infinities but would be housed in flesh that lasted mere moments. He made them absurd. He made them glorious. He made them human."
"They love precisely because they know loss. They create beauty because they understand decay. They choose hope not from ignorance of despair, but in full knowledge of it—and that makes their hope infinitely more precious than the easy certainty of those who have never faced darkness."

Tale 04

The Sin of Mercy

When compassion becomes damnation

A god cast from heaven for choosing mercy over divine law. This tale explores the price of compassion in a world that calls it weakness.

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The Sin of Mercy

When divine justice meets human compassion

Azrael was the God of Guardian Angels until the day he chose mercy over divine law. Cast from heaven for killing his corrupted brother, he walks the earth bearing the weight of necessary sin. In a small forest village, he discovers that redemption comes not from divine forgiveness, but from the stubborn love of those who see past the monster to the man.

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Azrael

The Fallen Guardian
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Rynn

The Stubborn Heart
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Hope

The Impossible Child
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"The creature that emerged from the shadows was no natural beast—too tall, too wrong, with matted black fur and pale green eyes that burned in the dying light. This stranger—this dark figure who had appeared like salvation from the night itself—moved with a grace that seemed almost inhuman."
"She stared back at him from where she lay among the leaves, her arm throbbing with pain but her fear temporarily forgotten. This close, she could see that his green eyes held depths of sorrow that seemed older than the forest itself."

Tale 05

The Song of Blood and Stone

How wealth rewrites history

When a goddess walks as a healer, her murder becomes mythology. A tale of how gold can transform villainy into heroism.

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The Song of Blood and Stone

Truth dies when gold speaks louder than justice

Khali, the ancient Dream Shepherd, chose to walk among mortals as a simple healer. When she caught the eye of both a foreign prince and a jealous princess, divine love became the catalyst for mortal tragedy. This tale reveals how wealth can rewrite history, transforming murder into mythology and villains into heroes.

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Khali

The Dream Shepherd
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Prince Eshuah

The Displaced Heir
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Princess Jade

The Gilded Serpent
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"The river knew her name, though she had never told it."
"Perhaps the greatest power lay not in mighty demonstrations but in small acts of compassion, in being present when fear threatened to drown hope entirely. Perhaps this was why she had chosen this form, this place, this quiet work among mortals who would never truly know what walked among them."
"Oh, your cottage is absolutely enchanting! It's exactly how I've always imagined a fairy tale dwelling should look—you know, the sort where the wise woman is secretly lovely and the woodland creatures all adore her."
"There was something oddly endearing about Jade's complete inability to take even her own nightmares entirely seriously... 'At this point, I'd let you paint me blue and dance naked under the moon if it would give me one decent night's sleep.'"

Tale 06

The Divine War

Why the gods fell silent

The cataclysmic conflict that shattered heaven and earth, revealing why divine silence might be the greatest mercy of all.

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The Divine War

The price of divine love, the cost of mortal prayer

The final tale reveals the cataclysmic truth: a civil war between gods that nearly unmade reality itself. When the Wild Gods chose to love mortals without restraint, their compassion became catastrophe. Now we understand why divine silence might be the greatest gift—and the heaviest burden—the gods could bear.

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Astrid Ravenscroft

The First Bloodmarked
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Silas

The Trickster God
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"The sun remembered when mortals weren't afraid of the dark."
"'The Wild Gods are just stories, Astrid. Fairy tales we tell ourselves to make the darkness bearable. No one's coming to save us. No divine champion will descend from the heavens to protect the innocent. We're alone.' But their prayers had not gone unheard. In halls beyond mortal sight, in realms where stars were born and died like candle flames, something stirred. The Wild Gods had heard every desperate plea, every anguished cry. And they were coming."

From the historian’s notes

A few words from Tanneus.

Tanneus G’Raja, the collection’s fictional historian, follows the traces these stories left behind. Here are three glimpses of what he found.

I don't think it was our sins that broke him. Perhaps it was the way we excused them.
— Tanneus G’Raja · The God Who Wept
Let those who read this remember: the stones we carve our stories into are no more truthful than the hands that wield the chisel.
— Tanneus G’Raja · The Song of Blood and Stone
Some questions should never be answered.
Some silences should never be broken.
Some loves are too vast for the beloved to survive.
— Tanneus G’Raja · The Divine War
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