In an empire forged by blood and strategy, Constantine is reborn—a mind from another world in the body of Rome’s most ruthless emperor. Haunted by ancient secrets and armed with knowledge centuries ahead of his time, he will stop at nothing to remake the world in his image.

From the burning streets of Rome to the rising towers of Constantinople, Constantine’s ambitions grow with every conquest: new machines thunder to life, old gods stir beneath the stones, and magic awakens in the shadows. Enemies plot, lovers tempt, and empires rise and fall as the rules of reality itself begin to change.

In a world where one man dares to rewrite fate, who will rule when dawn breaks over a new Rome?

In the bright spring of 325 the lakeshore city of Nicaea found itself weighted with a gravity no army had ever brought to its gates. Along the imperial highways came bishops on imperial horses, swaying in curtained wagons, or hobbling on old torture-scarred legs, each bearing a letter sealed with the augustal signet that commanded his presence. They arrived from the rain-washed forts of Britannia, from Iberian ports that smelled of tar, from Cappadocian highlands where winter still clung to the pines. Never before had the Church—once a hunted thing meeting by torchlight in catacombs—been summoned in daylight by the Emperor who ruled the world.


Chapter 56 - The Measure of Belief