Beneath the waves lies a god.
And one man’s soul is the price of its awakening.
When Adoro, a humble fisherman from the quiet village of San Lázaro, pulls his nets from the sea one fateful dawn, he drags up something far greater than fish—a being of divine power, ancient and terrible, known only as the Leviathan. With a voice that commands the tides and eyes that hold the memory of creation, the sea god offers Adoro a gift: the power to calm storms, summon fish, and protect his people from harm.
But every gift comes with a cost.
As Adoro’s legend grows, so too does the shadow within him—the echo of another force, a dark twin called the Devourer, the hunger that consumes worlds. Between the mercy of Leviathan and the fury of the abyss, Adoro must learn to wield his powers without losing himself—or face becoming the very storm he once tamed.
From the coral palaces of the deep to the drowned ruins of ancient kingdoms, The Leviathan is a sweeping tale of faith, power, and redemption. It is the story of one man’s struggle to bridge the divide between god and mortal, love and destruction, light and darkness.
In the end, the sea remembers every name it claims.
And some names—like Adoro’s—are written in the tides forever.
