The Child Of Asclepia Novel

I awoke in a filthy sewer, surrounded by street urchins, with no cheat abilities to rely on. All I possessed were fragmented memories of a boy named Dietrich Becker and the divine power he once commanded as a priest of Asclepia. To survive this harsh world, I had no choice but to claim that power as my own. Asclepia—the merciless goddess who embodies both healing and vengeance. Her two hands represent duality: one restores life, the other takes it away. Though she divides into many forms, she always returns to oneness. She is the beginning and the end, life and death intertwined. Her true form is that of a pale-lipped woman concealing a serpent's nature. She oversees the cycle of suffering and release, where death itself becomes deliverance. In her name, blood scatters, candles extinguish, and all things born of the Mother drift inevitably toward their end. May Asclepia be forever blessed—or perhaps, forever cursed.