The Ashes Of Ithica

Twenty years of war and wandering were supposed to end in peace. Instead, Odysseus returns to a home scorched to ash and a queen stolen by a single, arrogant bolt from the King of the Gods. Zeus believed he was closing a mortal's chapter. He didn't know he was lighting his own pyre.

Handing his signet ring to his son, Telemachus, to rebuild from the ruins, Odysseus burns his final bridge to humanity. He turns his gaze toward Mount Olympus with a single, terrifying goal: total divine annihilation. Backed by covert treasons within the celestial court, dark alchemy, and the crushing kinetic density of primordial Titans, the former King of Ithaca ascends the sky-not as a hero seeking a kingdom, but as an unchained reckoning.

Zeus took everything Odysseus had left to lose. Now, the King of the Gods will learn what happens when a mortal chooses divine blood.