The Vessel Of The gods
Monsters? Gods? If someone had told me escaping the orphanage would land me in the middle of this madness, I would’ve laughed in their face and gladly taken my chances with any awful creature over that godforsaken slave trade they called an orphanage. But now? Now, I’m not so sure.
Why? Because monsters are real, and they’re hunting me like their favorite snack. And the gods? Jerks. No, wait—childish jerks. You’d think after being immortal for thousands of years, they’d have learned the art of sharing. Nope. Instead, they’re fighting over me like I’m some prized toy. Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades—three of the most powerful Greek gods—want me to be their vessel, and let’s just say, they don’t take "no" very well.
Then there’s Lucy—gorgeous, infuriating, and dangerous. At first, I wanted to strangle her. Now, I can’t stop looking at her. She’s a vessel too, carrying the power of Artemis… and a secret that might just change everything.
Oh, and did I mention the Titan Lord Kronos? Yeah, he’s waking up, and his mission is simple—erase the gods, unleash the monsters, and end humanity as we know it.
So, who am I? Just Alec, a guy who somehow ended up with three feuding gods in his head, a rival-turned-crush, and a doomsday prophecy hanging over him.
No pressure, right?
