About This Book
In a decadent city where skull-temples and a ruthless king have displaced the ancient worship of a deity, a virgin gives birth to a child who speaks with the god's voice. A philosopher recognizes the child's divinity, receives prophetic revelations of liberation and impending flood, and urges the mother to flee and hide the boy to avert execution. The narrative traces the collision between corrupt power and reclaimed faith, framed by cosmic portent, as a concealed divine presence sets forces in motion that threaten the city's destruction while promising radical upheaval.
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