Conquest

(The Second Apocalypse) For a thousand years, Conquest, one of the Four Horsemen has searched for her. The Goddess of Life. The woman who once saved humanity by sacrificing herself to seal the Dark Lord, the embodiment of mankind’s evil. Before her death, she had protected the Four Horsemen, beings born from humanity’s sins, and gave them a purpose instead of allowing the gods to destroy them. Conquest loved her more than anything. After her death, he refused to believe she was truly gone. An ancient prophecy promised that Life would one day return, and Conquest dedicated centuries to searching for her reincarnation. Then he finally finds her. But she is nothing like the Goddess he remembers. She is young, mortal, inexperienced, and completely unaware of her divine identity. She doesn't remember Conquest, the Horsemen or their shared history. Yet Conquest recognizes her immediately. His Goddess has returned. He becomes fiercely protective of her, determined to shield her from the kingdoms that would exploit her, the Dark Lord awakening beneath Nyvaris, and even the dangers of her own dormant power. But Conquest soon faces an unexpected struggle. The woman before him isn't the Goddess he lost. She is someone new. And as he watches her grow, laugh, struggle, and discover the world, Conquest finds himself falling in love with her all over again. Not because she is the Goddess of Life, but because she is herself. Yet the Second Apocalypse is approaching. The gods maintaining the Dark Lord's seal are dying, humanity's sins are making him stronger, and the prophecy suggests that the Goddess may once again have to sacrifice herself to save the world. Conquest has already lost her once. He refuses to lose her again. This time, he will defy fate itself to keep the woman he loves alive, even if he must conquer the world to do so.