I Became Mortal Because Eternity Was Lonely
Eternity was never cruel—only empty.
Gale was a god who could create worlds with a thought, yet nothing within them could stay, change, or surprise him. While his divine siblings ruled their domains and bestowed blessings upon mortals, he made a forbidden choice: to abandon eternity and descend into the world of Malan as a mortal, sealing away his true power and erasing his divine trace.
At the prestigious Magic Academy—where prodigies, blessed heroes, and hidden gods walk among humans—Gale lives quietly, refusing to use the power that could unravel reality itself. He wants nothing more than an ordinary life. Ordinary days. Ordinary emotions.
Then he meets Elara Veyne.
Elegant, distant, and feared by the gods themselves, Elara carries a dormant godslayer blessing—one that reacts violently to divine presence. The closer she draws to Gale, the more unstable her power becomes. The more she trusts him, the more dangerous the truth he hides grows.
Unbeknownst to them both, other gods have also descended into mortality, disguising themselves as students and faculty, each with their own agendas. Some seek Gale’s return. Others seek his destruction. And some would gladly sacrifice Elara to force him back onto the throne he abandoned.
Bound by longing, secrecy, and a fate that should never have intersected, Gale must choose between the love he has found and the godhood he forsook—while Elara must decide whether the man she is falling for is worth defying the heavens themselves.
Because this time, eternity is not his enemy.
Love is.
