The Lies We're Told

It's all a lie, God's aren't born. They're believed into existence.

Mara Vale has spent her life restoring things history tried to destroy.

When she discovers six lines deliberately scraped from an ancient manuscript, she does what she has always done.
She restores them.

What emerges is a name no archive records and no living priest remembers.
Sevrin.

A forgotten God.

A name that should have stayed erased.

The deeper Mara digs, the stranger the manuscript becomes. Fresh ink appears where none existed before. Forgotten
passages reveal themselves beneath her hands. Ancient accounts speak of starving villages, unanswered prayers and people whose desperation turned to into rage.

They begged their Gods for mercy.
When none came, they demanded something else.

Retribution.

And something answered.

Soon, Mara begins to realise she isn't simply uncovering a forgotten mythology.
Something is watching her.
Something remembers her.

With every word she restores, the impossible becomes a little more real.
Until Mara discovers the horrifying truth.
She isn't uncovering his history.

She's writing it.

Someone once went to extraordinary lengths to make the world forget Sevrin.

Mara should probably have wondered why.