The Story In the days of yore when the Christian God sent his only son to save the wretched human race, the Olympian spirits had sent a saviour of their own. Unlike Jesus, the saintly pagan son was not without sin, nor error; nor would he ignore temptations, and desire. Ill-fated from the start he would not become a humble carpenter either, but one who is skilled in warfare, thievery, and deceit. He, who would begin his life without a name, or an inkling of whence he came, the last descendant of a vanishing legacy, would someday be called to perform great miracles, whether he liked it or not. Daedalus Rufus would become a creator! In his quest to ease the torment of a secret curse, Daedalus Rufus becomes a mortal god to the people, and creates a heaven on earth. He turns misery into bliss and doldrums into merriment and games; and so, a mighty cult arises, which follows and worships him and his noble wife: the celestial pair the called "Creatus". Indeed, Daedalus bestows upon his enchanting spouse magic charms to mend the ills of civilization, and raise the dead, and create things unknown. Yes, like Alexander the Great, the gods favour Daedalus Rufus. But, as with all the illustrious names that march into the abyss, he has also been cursed. For against all odds, he and his cult build the Olympian city they called Nirvanus. Yet danger and catastrophe lingers within and without its mighty walls, and Daedalus is left alone and powerless to defend it against the invincible might of Rome. Thus, the last stronghold of freedom must fight a dreadful, self-appointed Barbarian Emperor who, through the stolen magic charms of the celestial cult leaders themselves, endeavours to bring into being terrible legions of the dammed to conquer Nirvanus. Thanks Michael A. Hills More