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Under the soft glow of dawn, the sea breeze gently swept across Azure Veil Isle. Young Phaethon stood gazing at the distant horizon, but inside, he was filled with confusion and unease.

The people on the island had begun to question his identity: “You’re not the son of the Sun God! You don’t even have the golden eyes—how could you be a child of the gods?”

Determined to prove his divine lineage, Phaethon set out on a journey to find his father, Helios.

He crossed oceans and scaled mountains, and finally, he arrived at the magnificent, golden Sun Temple.

Standing before his father, he pleaded, “Father, please believe me. I will become a son you can be proud of.”

He asked to drive the Sun Chariot, hoping to prove his identity once and for all.

Despite Helios’s repeated warnings about the dangers of controlling the Sun Chariot, Phaethon insisted on going through with it.

But driving the chariot was far harder than he had imagined. The fiery steeds sensed his inexperience, and the chariot spiraled out of control, wreaking havoc across the sky, bringing both freezing cold and scorching flames to the earth below.

What Phaethon didn’t know was that all of this was part of Zeus’s scheme.

Zeus had long been undermining the Sun God’s family, plotting to have his own son, Apollo, replace Helios as the god of light.

It was Zeus who had spread the rumors about Phaethon’s lineage, stirring up his impulsiveness and pushing him to make a fatal mistake.

To "save" the world, Zeus, pretending to be the hero, unleashed a thunderbolt, striking Phaethon down from the sky.

Phaethon fell into the River Eridanus, and his life came to an end.

But the story didn’t end there.

As his soul drifted in the darkness, a mysterious voice called out to him: “Young soul, are you willing to take on a new mission?”

Upon learning the truth, Phaethon didn’t hesitate: “I am!”

Reborn with new memories and powers, he returned to Rhodes.

This time, he was no longer the boy everyone mocked.

His silver eyes, like deep abysses, held an unfathomable power and determination.

Facing the sky, he declared with unwavering resolve: “This time, Zeus, You're Doomed!”

This was now a battle of divine power.

But who was the mysterious figure that brought Phaethon back to life? 

Were they using him to challenge Zeus, or did they have their own hidden agenda?

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Volume 1