This Was Supposed to Be Investiture of the Gods, So Why Is It a Causality Weapon?

On the streets of New York at night, monsters lurk. A necromancer in a black robe walks with red-eyed ravens circling overhead.

In Lake Texcoco, east of Mexico City, a crystal coffin rises to the surface, and an Aztec high priest awakens from a long slumber.

In the British Museum, the Book of the Dead belonging to Nia summons an apparition of Osiris, the god of death.

After Chen Yue kills a reborn person and takes up the causality weapon known as the Investiture of the Gods, the whole world begins to change.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.