The Executioner's Gospel

They taught him that justice was blind.

They lied.

Growing up in a city ruled by corrupt judges, bought politicians, and laws that protected monsters, Elias Voss learned a simple truth: innocence doesn't matter when power writes the verdict. Every person he loved was swallowed by a system that called itself righteous while feeding on the weak.

For years, he believed change could come through the law.

Then the law betrayed him one final time.

Now the courts stand empty. The prisons have become cathedrals. And across the nation, people whisper the name of the man delivering judgment where justice never would.

Some call him a murderer.

Some call him a savior.

Elias calls himself neither.

Armed with a gospel written in blood and a faith forged from betrayal, he wages a war against the architects of corruption. But as his following grows and his enemies fall, the line between justice and vengeance begins to disappear.

Because the most dangerous monsters are not the ones who know they're evil.

They're the ones who still believe they're right.

Faith is a weapon.
He is the verdict.