On the night of the Blood Moon, the world itself bled. Rain fell crimson, thunder roared like war drums, and the heavens carved a prophecy in fire: a child would be born, destined to shatter the balance of the ages.
The elders quaked. Some whispered, “He is the one—chosen to carry the will of the gods.” Others spat in fear, “No—he is ruin incarnate. Cast him out before the world burns.”
But fate does not bend to human fear.
The child lived. His name—Leo Fang.
Raised by a father whose very name could strike dread into kings, Leo’s laughter filled the fields, his blade struck with promise, his spirit burned brighter than steel. But shadows gathered.
The Four Legends came—not out of mercy, but out of terror. For they feared his father, a warrior too dangerous to live, and the child who carried his blood.
The village fell to fire and screams. His mother was silenced. His father stood defiant, carving wounds into legends before he, too, was slain. And then came the child, left in the embers.
They moved to end him. But the Blood Moon’s child does not die so easily.
His grief ignited into wrath. His eyes blazed with divine fire, his cry cracked the heavens, and in that moment—even the Legends bled. He severed the hand of one, scarred the flesh of others, and for the first time in centuries… they trembled.
But gods do not yet allow him victory. Their blades pierced his small body, and they left him broken, believing him dead.
Yet destiny refused to let go.
Leo Fang lived. Saved. Chosen. Waiting.
For his path is not of a warrior, but of something greater. Across trials, betrayals, and endless blood, he will climb—step by step—until the day comes when even the gods themselves must bow.
This is the story of the boy who defied death, the heir of the Blood Moon…
And by the time the final seals break—in Season 6 and 7—the world will witness the rise of a being beyond mortal comprehension.