Hunt for Humanity

Hunt for Humanity

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A group of gods was ruling over Olympus with nothing but peace and prosperity. They were known as The Council, the divine figures that made sure everything was well and in order. They were superior to any other being, powerful enough to move mountains and seas. Until evil struck. These gods lost their power, their strength and one previously banished god rose above them all to rule over Olympus in terror, causing ripples of fear to spread in the inhabitants of the home of the gods. The council was killed but soon, one by one, they were reborn in the human realm. Eight people. Eight people were chosen to save humanity and their home. Eight people who had no recollection of their previous lives and identities.
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