Karnak, born from illegitimacy within a crumbling noble house, ascended to transcendence and claimed the throne of death—a power that even divinity could not challenge. Yet immortality came with a hollow cost: the erosion of his humanity, those fleeting emotions that once gave meaning to his existence. Driven by this profound loss, Karnak and Barros, his most trusted ally and second-in-command bound by shared conviction, made an audacious choice: to rewind time itself and reclaim their mortal lives. But the world they return to harbors sinister differences, twisted in ways neither could have foreseen. Thus begins the Death King's unexpected odyssey through a reality both familiar and foreign, where transcendence offers no guarantees and the greatest battles may be fought not against gods, but within the self.