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Kaizen: The Lost Prince — The Fire That Survives

Kaizen: The Lost Prince — The Fire That Survives

by A0LIAN

ActionAdventureAnti-Hero LeadCraftingFantasy

A kingdom does not fall slowly. It ends in a single night. When Kaizen was three, the Ice King erased his entire bloodline and left the world in silence. Kaizen survived — not by strength, not by fate, but by accident. Thirteen years later, he has only one purpose: kill the man who ended his world. No destiny. No chosen one. No promise of what comes after. Just a weapon, a path south, and the understanding that some things, once broken, cannot be restored — only avenged. But power does not come clean. And the closer Kaizen gets to his goal, the more he begins to understand that the greatest threat may not be the Ice King… but what he is becoming. A story about control, consequence, and the cost of carrying a single purpose for too long.

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