Nearly 10,000 years have passed since Bell Cranel's legendary victory over the One-Eyed Black Dragon, marking the end of the Age of Gods as the divine beings returned to Heaven. The Age of Man dawned, leading to humanity's flourishing and the merging of distinct races into one. Bell Cranel, the Hero who heralded the end of the Age of Gods and earned the title of the Last Argonaut, has now reincarnated into the modern world. His original memories have been stripped away, leaving him as Bell Amamiya, still possessing his striking snow-white hair and fiery ruby-red eyes. He resides with his mother, Meteria, a woman of divine beauty, and his aunt, Alfia, who is equally enchanting.
Bell, though outwardly human, has undergone rigorous physical combat and weapons training under the guidance of Zald, a close friend of Alfia and Meteria, whom Bell affectionately addresses as Uncle. His exceptional intelligence and analytical prowess were honed by Alfia and Meteria through homeschooling.
"Devote your kin in our name, for those who do so, will have their seats above all others in the higher planes."
These were the last transcribed words of the gods once they ascended back to the heavens after declaring their victory against the evil Ancients. But not before bestowing a parting gift upon humanity as gratitude for their devotion and sacrifice.
Beucara. A power to topple the powerful. A strength to challenge the wrath of storms.
"Fear not the wrath of gods but the man with the power of one, for the gods are just."
Centuries have passed since the gods have departed. Rafik a young scholar finds himself on the run from numerous assassins and ungodly beings sent out by the Insurrection, in order to protect the son of his precious friend and his wonderful gift from falling into the wrong hands.
The path ahead of them lies treacherous as he will have to navigate around unruly men, ferocious beasts, discarded soldiers of the gods, ancient eldritch gods and demons that lavish in emotions.
Cling to your instincts and abandon all desire, for those who pursue their tale are scarcely safe from the falsehoods of the world.