Mythology: The Way of Sword, I Awakened a God Rank Martial Soul

In the modern world, Ares Bladeheart is a relic of a forgotten era — a real swordsman trained from childhood by his grandfather in a dying martial tradition. In a world that values technology over talent, his skill means nothing. Then his childhood friend Frederick shoves a trial pass into his hand. Mythology is more than a game. It's a second world built from the technological remnants of an ancient civilization — 100% synchronization, where the blind can see and the disabled can walk. Where real skill matters more than paid gear. Ares logs in expecting an escape. But the game recognizes him. His real foundation awakens something dormant — SSS-rank sword comprehension that lets him grasp techniques at a glance. A Sword Heart that resonates with every blade he touches. The system itself seems to bend around him. At the Awakening Temple, his martial soul manifests — the Sword of the Nine Myths, a God-level hybrid containing nine mythical beasts bound to a single blade. The Azure Thunder Dragon. The Crimson Flame Phoenix. And seven more slumbering within, waiting to be unleashed. The world takes notice. With a party of misfits, a heavenly hound that refuses to leave his side, and a reincarnator who knows this timeline shouldn't exist, Ares carves his path through dungeons, trials, and legends — mastering sword intent, forging his name as the Sword Sovereign, and growing strong enough to challenge the gods themselves. But Mythology is not just a game. Dark forces stir in the 22 hells. The Harbringers of Ragnarok are watching. And when the line between worlds begins to crack, Ares will need more than a God-level soul to survive. He'll need the sword in his heart.