
Summary
The Outlander god Analik goes by many names. He is recognized by the mortal world as a deity of evil, a polluter of the world, a corrupter of souls, a formless darkness and end, leading everything to collapse and annihilation. The last time Analik descended upon the mortal world, all babies born within eleven years were devoid of self-awareness, leaving only deformed bodies perpetually devouring and excreting.
However, its worshippers claim that Anarik is the true God, the only God who has always existed and has no origin or creation. The gods widely worshipped today are nothing more than demons born from the breath of the true God. To believe in them is to destroy the freedom of one's own soul.
Cesar didn't know what was true and what was false, but Analik's path was like a poison that corroded his bones, filling his soul with madness, forcing him step by step towards the fate of the shadow of the evil god.
Corruption is spreading, madness is spreading in people's hearts, religious disputes have set off wars of unprecedented intensity and scale, and various races are slaughtering each other with fanatical emotions, filling the world with war, looting, plague, famine and death, and giving birth to more and more twisted evil creatures.
Who can be the savior? Anyone can, but he definitely can't.
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