The Stubborn Sol And His Duke
#omegaverse #Nonshifterromance Fifteen years ago, the Goddess chose a commoner from the slums to become her Sol. The Church hated him for it but had no choice but to accept him. He was loved by the commoners, but then one day he vanished. After waiting for five years, the Church declared him dead. The true Sol became little more than a story. The kingdom mourned. The Church crowned another in his place. Faith fractured, old loyalties divided, and a false light rose to power. And while the world moved on, Sylvian didn't know. He was on a mission for the Goddess, hidden away inside a divine sanctuary by an overprotective Goddess. He spends his days avoiding responsibility, doing the mission the Goddess sent him on, arguing with his troublesome Luminary, Theo, and enjoying the peace of this sanctuary the Goddess locked him in. Then Theo drags home a dying man. A duke. An alpha. And a man so heavily corrupted by demonic power that he should already be dead. He found out the name of this man was Garrett after healing him. Garrett remembers he was betrayed, and he knows he should have died on that mountain. Instead, he wakes in a hidden sanctuary under the care of the most infuriating omega he has ever met—an omega whose touch burns away demonic corruption and whose existence could shake the entire kingdom. The more Garrett learns about Sylvian, the more impossible the truth becomes. Because the lazy omega who complains about everything... Is the Sol the kingdom buried ten years ago. After healing Garrett and being done with the mission the Goddess sent him on, Sylvian returns to the world to find it in chaos. A new Sol had been crowned, and the demonic power had become stronger. Sylvian, being the true Sol, is the only one who can save the kingdom. He has to do it alone. Unfortunately for him, Garrett refuses to let him face it alone. And somewhere between divine destinies, political conspiracies, ancient secrets, and one very troublesome Luminary, the two of them may discover that the greatest threat to their hearts isn't demons or betrayal— It's each other.