Sword & Sorcery: Covenant of Bones

In 796 AD, the continent of Europe struggled for three hundred years under the shadow of the collapse of the Loma Empire. Orcus, the god of the underworld, forged an orc army with the blood of the god of war, and settled in southern Europe, vowing to restore the glory of the old empire; while the embers of Ragnarok in Northern Europe were not extinguished, the elves and dwarves were forced to move south and build new homes among the dense forests and mountains of Central Europe. At the cost of their demise, the gods sealed their last divine power in the artifact on Breton Island - this was the only hope for the world to avoid destruction. Leiden, a noble knight who rebelled against the church, became a mercenary because of his resistance to the tyranny of the New God Church. After surviving the orc attack, he met the mage Irena who was hunted by the church - she was sentenced to be burned at the stake for studying the forbidden Loma ancient magic. The two teamed up to assassinate the bishop and embarked on the road to escape. On the way, they witnessed the good deeds of the orc Grash: this alien who regained his rationality due to thin blood was helping the villagers fight against the bandits. The fates of the three races are intertwined here. As the adventure progresses, they get acquainted with the proud elf ranger Alice and the stubborn dwarf craftsman Torge, but learn that Ragnarok has never ended - the demon wolf Fenrir, the earthly python Jörmungandr and the fire giant Surtur are tearing apart the north and devouring everything southward. The plunder of the New God's Judgment Knights and North pirates turned the escape into an epic expedition across the continent. From the gladiatorial arena of the orc tribe to the furnace of the dwarf dungeon, from the ancient prophecies of the elven forest to the secret rituals of the Celtic druids, a group of people must find the scattered artifacts before the doomsday comes. But the biggest threat is not monsters and gods, but the human heart: Ge