“The Girl Who Eats Gods” She was born beneath an eclipsed sun, her cry silencing prayers for a hundred miles. No one touched her—not becaus...

“The Girl Who Eats Gods”

The village buried her name in salt. She was five when the first god died screaming. No sword, no fire—just her voice. Soft. Hollow. Unforgiving.

By sixteen, temples collapsed when she wept. By twenty, she couldn’t remember her mother’s face—only the taste of divine marrow on her tongue.

But in the ruins of the Sky Vault, she found him.

The god who once loved her in her first life. The one she left behind when she became a curse.

Chained in a circle of dying stars, he waited with a smile that bled sorrow. “You always come back when the world ends.”

She sat beside him, rested her head on his chest, and whispered, “This time, I’ll end you first.”

And with that, the last prayer died from the skies.