Lilith's Echo ENG

Synopsis – Lilith’s Echo · Book I In a world scarred by ancient wars and gods who still watch from the shadows, Loki awakens without memories, without a voice, and without purpose. He doesn’t know who he is. He doesn’t know what he once was. He only feels an emptiness pushing him forward. Unable to speak, Loki communicates through gestures, glances, and uncomfortable silences. Yet his presence unsettles those around him: something about him does not fully belong to this world. Some feel fear. Others, a dangerous attraction. Few perceive the truth—within him sleeps something ancient, profound… the echo of Lilith. Throughout his journey, Loki joins a group of adventurers marked by their own wounds. Among them, he encounters camaraderie, distrust, and the weight of loss. As he faces monsters, ruins, and choices he doesn’t fully understand, fragments of memory begin to surface: violent visions, distorted laughter, impossible battles. Each fragment draws him closer to a truth he may never have wanted to remember. Loki does not kill for glory. He does not fight for justice. He fights because moving forward is the only thing he has left. Lilith’s Echo is not the story of a hero trying to save the world, but of a broken being searching for a reason to exist. And as the past calls from the abyss, a single question echoes in silence: What happens when you remember who you were… and you don’t like the answer?