[A god is a paradox.]
This is the theme of the novel, [Hero's Downfall], which Arcine wrote for funsies and laughs.
The novel was a piece of satire as glorious as it was horrendous, with shallow characters, petty squabbles, and black-and-white villains and heroes. There was no depth whatsoever. And yet people kept reading until the very end, bound by the idea that the entire novel was a big joke.
Life would make a similar joke on our trash author Arcine.
Plagued by three different types of cancer, paralyzed from the waist down, and suffering from severe mental degradation at a young age, it was as if everything he had written was being thrown back at him.
His suffering would continue even after his death.
In a new life.
Inside his garbage-tier novel.
