The Invincible and the Immortal

Three hundred years. That's how long Tiberius has waged war, claimed victories that became myth, and bathed in waters that keep death at bay. Empires have risen and crumbled in his shadow. He's never been defeated. He's never been hunted.

Until now.

When the world hears of Tiberius’s plan to resurrect his fallen war god, the world answers with a blood contract against him. Most deem it impossible. Those that accept are driven by glory, by loyalty, or by the knowledge that failure means the world burns. Among them is Andreas Corver, who moves through battle untouched. The darkness coiled around his arms drinks in every blow meant to kill him. Fighting comes easy. Caring about it doesn't. His brother Barith fights beside him, steady until battle ignites something darker. Then he's pure destruction, needing only to be pointed at the enemy. 

Accompanied by fellow warriors and a blind scribe, they'll brave lands that shatter the mind, wield machines of steam and iron against beasts from nightmares, and chase the most dangerous man alive into the heart of his empire. 

For three hundred years, no one could stop him. But someone has to now.