Ominus Vau: God-Prince of Draan [Book 1]

Violence. Blood. Ruthlessness.

The Draanian nation was forged upon these principles.

Above it hangs the black sun, the Dead God’s Eye—ever watching, ever indifferent.

Upon a throne of black steel sits the God-King, Tyrannichus Vau. Born of the twin moon goddesses Ral and Turos, Draan is his eternal birthright. For centuries he has ruled: all-powerful, all-knowing, seemingly immortal.

But his son is not.

Ominus Vau, God-Prince of Draan, does not feel quite so divine. Without his father’s merciless disposition or any spark of the godly powers, Ominus feels as mortal as any other.

Yet as the son of a god, much is expected of him.
And in a realm where weakness threatens the throne, the God-King has no hesitation in eliminating threats: even his own blood.

Ambitious eyes circle Ominus, eager to see him fall. Danger waits in every shadow.
In a land without pity, the only one who can save him… is himself.

To survive, Ominus must master the blade.
To survive, he must awaken his latent power.
To survive… he must become a god.