Ultimate God:The end is the beggning
When gods fall, dreams awaken.
Once a divine architect, Jaswant defied the cosmic order to create life from love, not law. But his act of compassion births something unimaginable — the Dreamborn, a being forged from his own essence and that of his celestial muse, Eryndra.
What began as a dream of salvation turns into a tragedy of cosmic proportions. As realms tremble and the ancient pantheon rises to punish his defiance, Jaswant must face the unbearable truth: the child he created to restore balance now threatens to unmake existence itself.
Torn between his creator’s guilt and a father’s love, Jaswant embarks on a journey through time, memory, and shadow — to redeem what cannot be saved.
Ultimate God: The end is the beggining is a dark, poetic tale of gods and dreams, of forbidden creation and divine heartbreak. A story where love becomes rebellion, and even immortality must kneel before the will to dream.
Overall:
The story is about Jaswant, a god who used to create worlds.
He was once powerful, wise, and loved by the divine order — but one day, he broke the rules of the gods.
He tried to create life from love, not from command.
He and a celestial goddess named Eryndra combined their powers and hearts to make a new divine being — called the Dreamborn — a god who could dream and feel like humans.
But that creation becomes too powerful.
The Dreamborn starts to think and dream on its own — and those dreams begin to reshape reality, threatening heaven, earth, and all creation.
Now Jaswant faces his greatest pain — The very being he created out of love is becoming his enemy,
and his creation might destroy everything, including him.