The Sword of Bheleu

Garth, marked as the chosen of Bheleu, god of destruction, struggles with the immense power granted by a stolen sword. Instead of embracing his destiny to destroy, he yearns to create and build. His refusal to accept the god's destructive gift sets him on a collision course with Bheleu, who has no intention of letting Garth reject his fate. This conflict between creation and destruction drives the narrative, highlighting themes of choice, power, and the struggle against divine will.