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Being chosen by a pagan god by accident, Sigurd, who just wanted to return home in glory, was forced to take another path and create his own organization from scratch. Empire, alchemist, bay people, elves, demons, runes, legendary epics... Stepping into this dangerous and mysterious world, in this era when heroes are dead and iron and fire have become the mainstream of the world, Sigurd holds the key to [infinity], tracing the backs of gods and epic stories, climbing to the top of the mountain step by step, and creating the story of the last hero.

Becoming a prisoner of war in a Roman military camp, what awaits Orville is a specious and magical version of the ancient world with a distorted timeline. Several wise Roman emperors gathered together, the Normans in Northern Europe began plundering hundreds of years in advance, the successors of Alexander's great achievements reappeared in Greece, a national uprising unprecedented in a century broke out in Gaul under the leadership of a certain saint, the Germans were continuously driven into Rome by mysterious nomads from the east, and the Queen of Egypt returned to the throne with the help of Rome... Undercurrents surged under the seemingly stable empire. Citizens and slaves, yeoman farmers and big landowners, Augustus and generals, Senate and civilians, army and wizards... Every contradiction is tearing apart this empire that is gradually growing but starting to become bloated. Either choose to turn around and attack Rome, which is beleaguered internally and externally, and become a national hero for the locals, or choose to save Rome and become a Roman hero who continues Rome. Before making these choices, Orville felt that he could survive first. (Semi-fictional historical article, accessible reading)