Zarzar

Swords don't kill friends. Zarando does. And you better believe he'll never forgive himself for it.Zarando is a god or at least he answers prayers like a god. When his Agency sends him to a rainy world to answer yet another prayer, he is displeased at best. His state of mind only worsens when he finds out that the world is filled with holes holes that aren't supposed to be there. Accompanied by locals Miro and Jagemir, Zarando embarks on a quest to fix the holes. Because that's his job, isn't it?However, not everyone enjoys the idea of Zarando completing his job. What if even his own Queen doesn't want him to succeed? And what if his friend Daevi is right, and this job is tougher than he can handle?Most importantly, what if fixing the holes isn't his job at all?

"Don't come looking for me," Zarando had whispered, before he vanished into a blinding white light. Naturally, Miro paid no heed to those words Zarzar had always been a bit silly.Miro's search for Zarzar forces them to return to Lithrier a city where everyone is out for their head. But the dangers of visiting Lithrier pale in comparison to the next leg of their journey: to travel to Zarzar's world, they will have to cross the Under and few make it out of there alive.Meanwhile, Zarando Zarzar is dealing with his own set of problems. Mainly his scumbag of a brother, who is currently keeping Zarando locked in a dungeon. No matter. Zarando will just escape, to another world maybe but will he be able to ignore his sense of duty when he discovers that his people need saving? And how do you even save a city occupied by someone as strong as a god?Simple. You seek out another god. What could go wrong?