[Among the ashes, there must be new life]
Gray Anvil was once the youngest centurion of the Royal Knights, but now he is a traitor with a bounty of one thousand gold coins on his head. In five years, he fell from the clouds into the quagmire, leaving only a silver coin with its edges worn away and an honor that had nowhere to put it.
When Blind Harry offered him the escort mission of twenty gold coins, Gray accepted it - not for the money, but to survive.
But his teammates are: Lina, the escaped mage who was expelled from the mage tower, so weak that she can't even stand; Rex, the mixed-blood orc who was expelled from the tribe, with three shameful claw marks on his face; Hammer, an old dwarf who is addicted to alcohol, even his leather armor is patched; and Tom, a young man who can't even hold a dagger, is said to have come to "see the world."
The most terrible thing is that the goods they transported were sealed in ancient divine languages, and the boxes exuded a disturbing aura.
Behind them are the knights of the Dawn Blade, and in front of them is the mystery of the fall of the gods three hundred years ago. When they finally arrived at their destination, Frostwhisper Town on the northern border, they discovered that what they were transporting was not cargo, but the last link in a conspiracy that spanned a century.
The bones of the gods are whispering, the seals are loosening, and they are just five mercenaries who may not even get commissions.
But this team, pieced together from the ashes, decided to do something that everyone thought was impossible:
Prevent the return of a god.
Even if it turns to ashes again.
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The writing is smooth, the plot is compact, and it is in a standard Western fantasy style. It is a masterpiece in terms of tomatoes. The strange thing is that no one saw it
The writing is smooth, the plot is compact, and it is in a standard Western fantasy style. It is a masterpiece in terms of tomatoes. The strange thing is that no one saw it