Before the dawn of man, God brought forth many beings into creation. His first creations, the Titans, in their thirst and lust to be considered equals, waged an unending war against Him for their selfish desires to hold dominion over the Heavens and the newly created Earth. The Titans brought destruction and strife to the Heavens, so much so that even their own children, the Olympians, could no longer support such a destructive plague against the beauty that the Father had created.

With the Olympians swearing fealty to the Father, the Titans turned to new creations, beasts of hatred, and fire, with an unnatural lust for killing. To answer these Hordes advancements, the father introduces a new race, the Angels, and with them a hope and promise to extinguish the fires the Titans have brought to the Heavens. But the newborn angels must now make sense of this turmoil they are born into, a war they have no choice but to fight, while traveling through hostile territory to arrive before the Father’s throne. They must search for their purpose on this pilgrimage, while facing terrors of beasts and battle, and in doing so, find a way to bring an end to their Father’s war.