
Fantasy1 chapters
Start reading →In the modern world, gods no longer survive through temples and sacrifices. They survive through attention. Every prayer, follower, like, and viral video gives them a little more power. But the old gods are dying. Their temples are empty, their names are forgotten, and younger generations barely believe they ever existed. Then a forgotten god discovers something strange: social media attention can be converted into divine power. Soon, minor gods are fighting for followers. The God of Love starts a dating channel. The God of Luck posts daily lottery predictions. The God of War becomes a fitness influencer. And the Goddess of Death refuses to join social media—until someone starts impersonating her online. The gods thought they were competing for worship. They didn't realize they were competing for the entire internet.
Elliot Graves
Clever, practical, skeptical, and slightly cynical.
A cynical freelance social media manager who discovers that likes, followers, and viral videos can give forgotten gods their power back. What starts as a simple marketing job soon pulls Elliot into a hidden world where gods compete for humanity's attention.
The Red-Coated Woman
Controlled, secretive, intimidating, and more informed than she is willing to admit.
She has maintained Veyr’s remaining presence and hired Elliot to create a miracle before Saint Orison’s is demolished.
Veyr
Proud, demanding, weakened by neglect, and eager to reclaim attention at any cost.
Once worshiped in temples and processions, Veyr has been reduced to a nearly forgotten name and now survives inside a faceless stone idol at Saint Orison’s.
Make Veyr Visible
Elliot accepted Veyr’s paid campaign and made his first viral video, beginning the forgotten god’s attempt to regain power through online attention.
The Rival in the Basement
A mysterious supernatural account threatened Veyr’s audience and began knocking from the locked basement beneath Saint Orison’s.
Wishes from the creator and how the spirit answered them.
Elliot should not know all the rules about the gods from the beginning. Let him discover this world gradually, together with the readers.
Elliot understands social media strategy but does not know the gods’ rules; he learns only that Veyr needs attention, that viral engagement strengthens him, and that other supernatural accounts exist.
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