Storm over Heaven: The Wrath of Immortals

When immortals turn against one another, the world below feels the consequences first.
Storm over Heaven unfolds during a celestial conflict where divine order fractures and restraint disappears. Gods who once upheld balance unleash rivalries long contained, and the skies themselves become instruments of punishment. Thunder, fire, and flood are not natural disasters—they are expressions of anger.
As divine feuds escalate, mortals are drawn into the fallout, forced to endure the aftershocks of immortal pride. Sacred boundaries collapse, alliances shift, and ancient laws are broken. What was once worshipped becomes feared, and faith is tested by destruction without mercy.
The story moves between heaven and earth, revealing how unchecked power corrodes even eternal beings. Wrath blinds judgment, and immortality offers no immunity from consequence. The storm grows not from chaos, but from certainty—each god believing they are justified.
Key elements of the story include:
• Divine conflict without restraint
• Celestial power reshaping the mortal world
• Wrath driven by pride and rivalry
• Broken balance between heaven and earth
• Consequences immortals cannot escape
Storm over Heaven is a mythological tale of divine fury, where the greatest danger is not mortality—but power unleashed without limit.