Wrath of Zeus's Son 2: A Hidden God Protects His Daughter
The Janitor Is Zeus's Missing Son
Leon Vance vanished during a catastrophe ten years earlier, leaving his daughter Beryl to believe he abandoned them. She holds him responsible for her mother's death, a grievance that has hardened over the decade. The story opens with Leon working as a janitor, deliberately concealing his divine heritage and the powers that come with it. He remains close to Beryl while enduring her contempt and mockery, choosing silence over revelation.
A Father's Silent Protection
Leon's disguise serves a single purpose: shielding Beryl from threats she cannot see. By suppressing his abilities, he moves through her life unnoticed, absorbing her anger without defense. The premise centers on the tension between his omnipotence and his voluntary helplessness, a dynamic that raises the question of how long a god can wear a mortal's uniform before the cost becomes unsustainable.
The Lord of Abyss Returns
When the Lord of Abyss descends again, the world faces a threat that ordinary defenses cannot stop. Leon's concealment becomes impossible to maintain, forcing a public revelation that stuns onlookers. The narrative shifts from domestic concealment to cosmic confrontation, positioning the once-mocked janitor as the only entity capable of opposing the Abyss. The stakes expand from personal reconciliation to planetary survival.