In Calyion, a realm torn apart by war, two powers hold the world in a stranglehold. The Ascendants of the Empyrean Races claim divine right, wielding supernatural forces to impose their will. The Descentors of the Dreadnal Races counter with ruthless technology, driven by cold logic and conquest. Caught in the crossfire, humanity and other "lesser" races are little more than collateral damage. Lucius was just another victim of this cruel world—until the day he was burned alive. Forced to watch his mother beheaded for the crime of witchcraft, Lucius's pleas for mercy earned him nothing but flames. Yet, as fire consumed his body, a voice echoed in his soul. A strange being, neither fiend nor divine, offered him power born of his suffering, his rage, and his despair. Reborn in pain, Lucius emerges not as a savior but as a force of chaos and vengeance. With powers unknown to both gods and machines, he tears through the systems that condemned him, driven by a single purpose: to shatter the false order of the world, no matter the cost. But rebellion is not without sacrifice, and the line between justice and cruelty is easily blurred. As Lucius forges uneasy alliances and cuts down those who stand in his way, his enemies multiply, and whispers of his wrath spread like wildfire. To some, he is a liberator. To others, a monster. Will Lucius reshape Calyion—or will his fury consume him and the world he seeks to destroy? Delve into a story of fire, fury, and moral ambiguity in Rebellion.