The Divine Heir's WIll

Five years after the legendary Divine Ambassador reshaped the cosmic order, a new challenge emerges that makes gods and cosmic forces seem simple by comparison: parenthood.

Bjorn Ironforge-Brassheart is no ordinary child. Born from the union of Borjing, the Divine Ambassador of Talos, and Lyralei, a transcended Dwemer engineer, he represents something unprecedented in the history of existence - the first naturally divine being. While his father earned cosmic power through suffering and sacrifice, Bjorn was born with abilities that allow him to casually rearrange mountains, bend reality to his imagination, and access multiple divine frequencies simultaneously.

At five years old, Bjorn doesn't understand that his innocent games of building block castles can erase geological features or that his childhood tantrums might accidentally unmake entire cities. He only knows that he's different, that his parents worry when he plays too enthusiastically, and that sometimes the very air around him shimmers with possibilities that shouldn't exist.

But the pantheon is watching. Gods who once feared the Divine Ambassador's mortal-born power now face something far more unsettling - a child who wields cosmic forces as naturally as breathing, who has never known limitation or vulnerability, who could reshape all of existence according to the whims of a developing mind. As Bjorn grows, so does his power. What starts as innocent reality manipulation evolves into abilities that make even his father's divine gifts seem restrained. Moving mountains becomes child's play. Rewriting the laws of physics becomes a learning exercise. And through it all, Borjing and Lyralei must navigate the impossible challenge of raising a naturally divine child while protecting him from cosmic forces that see him as either the ultimate weapon or the ultimate threat.