Here is a bit more detailed outline.
Cyrvin is in yet another battle against the rebels known as the Childrin of Hentril. The Children claim that King Empricum has opressed them for too long, due to their supposed racial inferiority. The Children are mostly Breiks,people who areusually shorter, but stockier than the Luthans, the natives of the kingdom of Luthangsta (pronounced Looth-ong-stah). The King actually has no prejudice against their people, but the Gods order him to keep them to the slums, and only providing them with meager sustanance and extremely low paying jobs. Cyrvin has been in many battles where the Breiks outnumber the Luthans by at least three to one, but the Luthans always prevail. This time, Cyrvin realizes that they are losing the battle, due to the Breiks outnumbering the Luthans by at least eight to one. The unskilled Breiks fall easily to the hard trained Luthan soldiers, but their numbers prove to level the playing field. It comes down to a small group of Luthans, and a small, but slightly larger, group of Breiks. As the Breiks charge, the Luthans prepare. The Breiks breach their defenses. Cyrvin, who is near the front of the lines, is surrounded by Breiks. As several close in to kill him, he fights two at once, slaying both, but a third slashes at his leg, sending him to the ground. As the Breik rasies his crude, jagged sword to deliver the final blow, Cyrvin feels the elements around him. This is odd, because only Gods have been able to feel elements before this, let alone manipulate them. Cyrvin instinctively acts, launching a small chunk of hard stone at the Breiks face. Crushing the mans jaw, he falls to the ground, screaming. Cyrvin scrambles over to him, and impales his swordinto his chest. By then, the Luthans had pushed through the Breik forces to Cyrvin. Evacuated to the hospital tent, he thinks about what had just happened, and is greatful that no Luthan had seen his acts. A week later, back in the Luthan capital of Epohin, he is spending time with his lover, Mayth Ontr. He plans to marry hr, but cannot summon to courage to propose, which, in Luthan customs, requires him to hunt and slay a dangerous animal called the Tranath. The Tranath is similar to what a cross between a deer and a elephant would be, growing to be at least twelve feet tall, with large horns, tusks, and spines on its sides. Cyrvin eventually goes after one, traveling several hours to their usualy grazing areas. Cyrvin succeeds in killing a Tranath, using his powers with some difficulty. He cuts off the horns and tusks of the animal, cleans and polishes them, and presents them to Mayth. She accepts, and they plan their marriage to be in several weeks. Unbeknownst to Cyrvin, a wanderer sees him usehis powers to slay the beast, and spreads the word. Soon, the whole city knows of a man that is able to use abilities only Gods were supposed to be able to use. Luckily, the wanderer did not know who Cyrvin was, and was too far away to see what he looked like. Eventually, the news is heard by the Lordraemos, Gods of Asru’Na. They believe that they should be the only ones able touse their powers, and plan to kill Cyrvin. They eventually find Cyrvins home, but he is not there when they come. Mayth,however, was. They kill her because she would not tell them where Cyrvin was, and leave a note ordering Cyrvin to turn himself in, or more people close to him will meet the same fate as his fiance. Cyrvin had returned home from his mothers house in a nearby city. His mother, thinking it was time to tell him, confessed that he was a child born from his father, a Lordraemos, raping his mother. On his day long journey back home, he vows to kill his father. But, coming home to his dead fiances body, and the note of warning, he becomes dedicated to kill all the gods, starting with his father. He petitons to the king to attempt to stop the civil war, and join with the Children of Hentril to fight against the gods, convincing them that the gods had no right to opress them. Cyrvin, who had to reveal his powers to the king to even get the chance to talk to him, is given the rank of General of the Combined Forces, making thehim the leader of all military forces fighting against the Lordraemos. The Combined Forces wage an all out war on the Lordraemos. The gods army of demi gods, or Undergods, is very small compared to the combined forces, but their superior physical prowess and skill with weapons proves to be too much for many soldiers. Eventually, the Combined Forces learn tactics to use against the Undergods. At first, before knowing that the Undergods can easily slay four or five soldiers at once, they attack the demi gods with too few soldiers at once. But they learn to group together in squads of twelve, each squad going from single Undergod to another, slpwly chisling away at their numbers. After severalmonths o fighting, the rebel leader and King Empricum decide to surrender and return to the oppression, deciding a hard life is better than none at all. Cyrvin,inuriated, challenges the King to a duel to the death. In Luthan customs, if one of proper stature challenges someone, the challenged one must accept. He winner gains the others title, while keeping his own. He does this for two reasons, one, so he can control the army, and two, the kingdom, all to get revenge on the gods. Cyrvin easily wins, quickly killing the king using his godly powers. Now king and general, he orders the Children of Hentril to keep fighting alongside the Luthans. Disgruntled they may be, but they obey. Cyrvin eventually marches his entire army, save for a few elite groups, to Highcrest, the coty of the gods. Laying siege to the city, the Luthans almost decimate the Undeergods. But before the battle is won, the Lordraemos themselves enter the battle easily slaying every soldier under Cyrvins command. They capture him, accusing him of blasphemy, and war crimes against the gods. They sentence him to life in their dungeons. The gods think that a prolonged death is worse than execution. After two years,in which Cyrvin practices and hones his powers, he is rescued by his most elite force. Hiding away in the gods own city under the alias Usin Drenii, he takes up small jobs to make a living, renting a room in a small house to live in. He tries to keep his powers hidden by only using them in a place that he thought only he knew of, but one day while practicing, a drunk beggar sees him, and runs off. Now knowing that the gods would eventually find him, he decides to act first. He storms the palace of the gods, using his now incredible powers to fight through the several dozen Undergod guards spread between five floors. Exhausted, and having sustained wounds of his own, he stumbles into the councilchamber of the gods. They are there waiting for him, knowing he can do no more. His father steps forward, now High Lordraemos, and revelas his identity. He deals the final blow to Cyrvin, a shard of steel through his side. As Cyrvin lies dying on the floor, his father kneels down and talks about how he ravaged his mother, and how she screamed and fought, about how he could feel her pain. Using this, and his dead fiance as motivation, he lunges forward and to the side, using the metal spike in his side to impale his father in his side. The Lordraemos were only immortalbecause they could not die from age, but poison, sword, arrrows, etc, could kill them. As they lean against each other, Cyrvin and his father die.