I'm trying my hand at combining Slayer of Gods, Actor of Gods, and The Gods' Fool into one story. Please don't flame me if it's not well written.
When pawns learn to lie, actors rewrite their scripts, and doctors raise their scalpels, the twilight of the gods truly begins.
The Fallen Gods Trilogy: Lies, Theater, and Fate is an apocalyptic battle of wits that brings three worlds together. The gods divide the Earth with invisible walls and unleash games of faith; the Gray Realm expands through the mist, staging the prelude to calamity; and the asylum imprisoning mad gods suddenly receives an intruder who belongs to no rule.
The lies of a fraudulent priest can twist the rules of the gods' dungeons; a boy in theatrical robes expands his audience in the games of faith; and the blade that slays gods begins to point at the ones truly moving the pieces. The collision of three forbidden systems gives rise to a fourth pillar, one the gods never anticipated.
When lies become the first truth and opera sings the final verse of fate, they say: “The gods today deserve to fall, just once.”
