They Stole My Grandmother’s Godhood

For three hundred years, Olympus worshipped the wrong goddess. Lena, a judgment envoy from the Court of Hades, has lived under the shame of a stolen name: her grandmother Aletheia was betrayed, stripped of her True Name, and erased from divine history. When the thief’s granddaughter Athenais is about to ascend as a new goddess, Lena publicly tears apart her ascension scroll and demands a Trial of True Name. But exposing one stolen godhood means challenging the God of Law, the false Goddess of Art, and the entire divine order built on their lie.

For three hundred years, Olympus worshipped the wrong goddess. Lena, a judgment envoy from the Court of Hades, has lived under the shame of a stolen name: her grandmother Aletheia was betrayed, stripped of her True Name, and erased from divine history. When the thief’s granddaughter Athenais is about to ascend as a new goddess, Lena publicly tears apart her ascension scroll and demands a Trial of True Name. But exposing one stolen godhood means challenging the God of Law, the false Goddess of Art, and the entire divine order built on their lie.