Mercy Undone is a haunting, lyrical descent into a city unraveling at the seams of its own belief. When Elias returns to the city that once anointed him as a vessel of divine judgment, he finds its sanctuaries crumbling, its bells out of sync, and its people divided by a doctrine that no longer holds. Haunted by dreams of a barefoot prophet and pursued by a priesthood desperate to preserve their crumbling power, Elias is forced to confront a terrible truth: the sacred text he once upheld was written not by a god of mercy, but by Malphas-a being of hunger, memory, and control. As the sigils evolve and the judged begin to speak, Elias must choose: ascend as the god of judgment, destroy the doctrine entirely, or follow a third path whispered by a forgotten sanctuary and a voice he thought lost. In a world where faith is a weapon and memory is a battleground, Mercy Undone is a mythic tale of rupture and renewal, sacrifice and survival-and the quiet, radical power of love.