How do you award someone the title of God?

Through the overwhelming strength of a general?

With the thousands of servants of an empire?

Or perhaps all you need is the blind, unyielding faith, like the one a child has in their parents?

Sunder is the firstborn son of the Chinese empire, and at only sixteen years of age, he was sent to find “The Elements”, a mystical power said to be hidden in the crumbling remains of the library of Alexandria. His title as prince carries with it a mighty weight, but Sunder is ready to show himself, as a man, as a ruler, and as someone worthy of his father’s blood. Unfortunately, no travel is without perils. The prince is cursed with the very powers he was tasked to bring to his father, forced to fight against his family in a war orchestrated by them, and despite his divine powers, all he can do is follow the path created for him. Yet he never gives up, holding tight in his heart the hope that he might see his family once again.