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When the celestial lion Larimus falls from the stars and shatters into mortality, his divine collapse ripples across dimensions, summoning his estranged elemental children: Larithael, master of fire, and Veythariel, mistress of ice. This cosmic family, along with the scarred mortal Kairos and the earth goddess Aurora, is thrust into a journey through fractured realms and individual psychological hellscapes. As they descend into the heart of a sentient machine known as the Titan, they must confront the 'Grandfather'—a rigid divine authority—and their own history of trauma. Through acts of radical vulnerability and the sacrifice of the observer Azrael, they transform from isolated beings into a synchronized collective. The story explores the evolution of divinity into presence, concluding in a mythic garden where history is no longer a burden of design, but a shared oral tradition of growth and choice. Comparable works include American Gods