Graymere

Oman has heard the stories his entire life — the Great War, humans victorious, their enemies wiped from the face of Orenth. The history books are clear. No one has reason to question them. Oman never gave them a second thought — until his brother’s life was saved by the enemy they thought no longer existed.

An accidental encounter. A life saved. Contradicting histories.

Old songs. Old maps. Forbidden manuscripts. Flashes of images in visions — paint different stories.

Forcing a younger generation to change their questions from simply “what happened?” to “who changed the story — and why?”