A war goddess ends her five-year debt and sets out to strip her savior of every blessing he received.
Amatya, a Babylonian war goddess, spent five mortal years at a weaver's loom to repay Samnu for pulling her from death. News of his treachery breaks that obligation. She leaves the loom behind and heads back to the throne she surrendered, planning to reclaim every grace, power, and blessing she once poured into him before he faces the cost of his betrayal.
Markers
- 1divine betrayal
- 2woven oath
- 3reclaimed throne
Audience
Stories about a wronged deity undoing the favors she granted will suit readers drawn to mythic retribution.
