Book 2: Divine Rebellion
Kira's explosive victory in the Ragnarök Run didn't just save her life; it sent a shockwave of divine energy across the globe. Now, gods are awakening in human hosts everywhere, from the streets of Neo-Tokyo to the boardrooms of New York. As Yamata Corporation deploys its elite "Divine Response Unit" to hunt down and "harvest" these new deities, Kira and her trickster ally, Daemon—now revealed to be the Norse god Loki—must transition from fugitives to revolutionaries. They must unite a new, dysfunctional pantheon of awakened gods to fight a war for their very existence.
Their first recruit is the one person they never expected: Marcus, the handsome, compassionate heir to the Yamata empire, who discovers he is the host for Balder, the god of light. His defection creates a tense, powerful love triangle, pitting Loki's chaotic, passionate fire against Balder's gentle, steady warmth, a conflict that threatens to tear their rebellion apart. As they wage a war of high-speed street battles and daring corporate espionage, Loki makes a world-shattering discovery.
The CEO of Yamata is not a man trying to become a god; he is an ancient god playing the part of a man. He is Odin, Loki and Balder's father, and Yamata Corporation is his modern-day Asgard. He is not harvesting divinity for immortality, but to control it, to imprison every god on Earth in a digital Valhalla to prevent a technological prophecy of Ragnarök—a singularity event that he believes will destroy them all. Now, Kira finds herself in an impossible position: to free the gods, she may have to unleash the very apocalypse Odin is trying to prevent. To win, she must lead her divine rebellion against the All-Father himself and shatter his digital world tree, an act that will have beautiful and catastrophic consequences for the entire planet.

Its trilogy with 3 Books
Book 1: Circuit Gods
Book 2: Divine Rebellion
Book 3: Ragnarök Rising