Fate Weaver's Descent

Cassius Vane can see the threads of fate that connect all living beings—silver strands that show destinies, relationships, and the moment of death. When he learned to cut those threads, he became a god of destiny. When he learned to weave them, he became something worse. Every fate he changes demands payment: threads cut from his own life. Save someone from death, lose a year. Alter a kingdom's future, lose a decade. Now Cassius is running out of time, his own fate threadbare and fraying, while the consequences of his manipulations ripple through reality. The Thread Watchers are hunting him. The fates he changed are unraveling. And somewhere in the cosmic weave, something ancient is waking—something that was never meant to be seen, and very much doesn't want to be touched. The world is grim, morally complex, and unforgiving. Power comes at a cost, and the line between hero and villain blurs with every chapter. This is fantasy with teeth — expect mature themes, difficult choices, and consequences that linger.