For ten years he has lived among them, mimicking their emotions, copying their behaviour, and hiding in plain sight. He was sent to conquer, but something inside him has changed, and silence is no longer enough.
The orphanage is not a refuge for children. It is a machine built on blood, secrecy, and control. Beneath its walls lies an architecture designed to harvest rather than protect, where every vanished boy is part of a system older than anyone dares to imagine.
Logan is more than a boy. Beneath his skin lives a parasite that has endured through lifetimes, watching, adapting, feeding on the edge of humanity. Trapped in this place of locked doors and whispered rules, he must decide whether to remain unseen or reveal what he truly is. Because survival will not protect him forever.
Godseed: Parasite launches a trilogy of dark fantasy and psychological horror, blending conspiracy, slow-burn suspense, and morally complex characters. It asks one relentless question: Can a parasite be more human than the humans he imitates, and when the choice arrives, will he save mankind or let it fall?
