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Devourer’s Throne

Cosmic_Weaver
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Betrayed. Hunted. Forgotten. Raizel Veyne was born into nobility, destined for greatness. Yet on the night of his family’s fall, he was framed for treason, his parents were executed, and his very name was erased from history. Thrown into the empire’s darkest prison, he was tortured, starved, and left to die. But death was not the end. At the edge of despair, a voice from the void whispered to him—offering power at an unspeakable cost. Bound by an ancient, forbidden force known as the Devourer’s Grasp, Raizel escaped his fate… by becoming something beyond human. Now, armed with the ability to consume power, memories, and even fate itself, he walks a path of vengeance and domination. The empire that betrayed him will kneel. The ones who abandoned him will suffer. And the gods who play with mortal lives? He will devour them, too. In a world where power is everything and the strong rewrite history, Raizel will carve his own legend. "They left me with nothing. So now, I will take everything."
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Chapter 1 - Prologue: Throne of Ruin

Blood.

The scent of it choked the air, thick and metallic. The grand halls that once echoed with laughter and power were now painted in crimson. Corpses littered the marble floors, knights and nobles alike—all fallen.

At the throne's base lay a man with silver hair, his regal robes stained with blood. His chest had been pierced through, his lifeless eyes still wide with disbelief.

Raizen's father—the Duke of Everhold—was dead.

And Raizen… was on his knees, bound in iron, forced to watch as his entire world burned.

The high nobles stood above him, their gazes cold and indifferent. The same men who had once sworn loyalty to his father now whispered behind silk veils, uttering words of treason without hesitation.

"For the crime of conspiracy against the crown, the House of Everhold is to be erased from history."

A faceless judge declared his sentence. A verdict written in blood before he was even allowed to speak.

His mother's scream still echoed in his mind. The image of her being dragged away—her fate unknown—was burned into his soul.

Raizen clenched his fists, his nails digging