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(Dubbed) You Don't Want to Mess with a God!
Cody Cook, the mythic God of War, hides in plain sight. When his disciple is hunted by a vengeful princess, his past erupts. To save her, he must reclaim his divine power, shatter a king's trap, and end a royal dynasty. Victorious but stripped of his might, he finds true peace at last, choosing a quiet life with Caitlin over an empty legend.
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