Labeled useless by his own blood. Trained in secret by a master who saw everything else.
Arthur never wanted the throne. He wanted a father. The kingdom gave him a war instead.
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Arthur grew up in Mist Forest under the training of a man named Uther, learning a trade that placed him at the lowest rung of the social order and gave him no obvious reason to expect anything else. When he travels toward the city to find the family he never knew, he saves a woman named Vivian along the way and slowly pieces together a truth that nobody prepared him for: he is the discarded son of Duke Richard, a man who chose to throw him away rather than acknowledge him. Arthur keeps that knowledge close and his real abilities closer, staying deliberately invisible until a top-ranking knight kneels before him in public and makes concealment impossible. What follows is not a straightforward revenge story. The villain Zalock eventually kidnaps Arthur's mother Eleanor for a dark ritual, and Duke Richard, the man who spent his life refusing to claim his son, steps in front of a fatal blow meant for her and dies asking only to be called father before he goes. That single moment transforms the series from a rise-to-power fantasy into something considerably harder to categorize, and Arthur's mastery of the God-Slayer Arts and his eventual title of God of War arrive not as a celebration but as the cost of everything he lost to get there.
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