God Slayer: eater of gods

The gods didn't abandon humanity. They sold us. When fifteen-year-old Uwana returns home to find his parents butchered in a "holy sacrifice," the gods he prayed to don't answer. So he becomes the god who does. Reborn in fire and carved with scars that map his rage, Uwana discovers he's the reincarnation of the Supreme God—the Source of All Things. His words don't just command; they rewrite reality itself. And his first decree is simple: Every deity who allowed this will die. Guided by Zuberi—a warrior prince who failed his mission and lost fifteen years in a timeless void—Uwana enters the Citadel of Oku, a fortress between worlds where students learn to channel divine power. But Uwana isn't there to learn. He's there to hunt. As he rips gods from their human vessels and devours their essence, Uwana uncovers a conspiracy that reaches beyond Earth: the goddess Ala has torn the Supreme Veil, inviting the Ten'gari—multidimensional conquerors—to feast on humanity's soul. Caught between Nneka, a priestess sworn to the goddess who betrayed the world, and the brewing war between light-winged Olumayen and dark-flame Mo'huni warriors, Uwana must decide: Is he humanity's savior, or just another monster the gods created by mistake? In a world where gods rule and mortals suffer, one boy will teach the heavens what it means to be prey.