The God of Nothing Novel
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Ignorance is bliss until the gods themselves pronounce you unworthy. Caelith, a bastard son of the prestigious Stormont household, sought solace in the simple things: a tidy home, his mother’s gentle smile, and perhaps, a love to call his own. But his life was a tapestry woven with threads of mistreatment and abuse, a stark reality for those born outside the gilded cage of noble lineage. His world, bound by the rigid traditions of the kingdom, was about to shatter. At sixteen, the age of divine ceremony, where nobles receive the blessings of the gods, Caelith stands before them and receives……
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"The God of Nothing" tells the story of Caelith, an illegitimate son of the esteemed Stormont family. His life, marked by mistreatment and abuse due to his noble lineage, was a struggle within the kingdom's strict traditions. He found comfort in simple pleasures like a clean home, his mother's smile, and the hope of love. However, at sixteen, during the divine ceremony where nobles receive blessings, Caelith is pronounced unworthy. Cast out and devoid of divine favor, he learns he is a Nobody, p