Auzyko

Val Oswald, a cold-hearted and enigmatic prodigy, hides his intelligence to avoid attention. After a tragic accident takes a friend's life, he reluctantly becomes one of ten champions in a high-stakes war. Val's unique talents set him apart as he manipulates allies and enemies to further his own agenda. As he grapples with the consequences of his ruthless actions, the line between hero and villain blurs. Will Val's aversion to heroism lead to his downfall or propel him to ultimate power? In this tale of moral ambiguity, Val Oswald challenges conventional notions of heroism as a calculating anti-hero.

Greece

<p>I decided to start from the beginning by rewriting the chapters again. The novel will be under a new name, Twilight of the Forsaken.</p>

Interesting start. the first chapters were longer than I'm used to but we're interesting enough to keep me going. the character development is steady and the main character is always level-headed, which I find to be a rare trait in most protagonists. I loved the beginning(as the novel only had a few chapters at the time of writing this review) and will definitely keep an eye on this. Keep up the good work, Author. I'd love to see how this story goes. Something tells me it's going to be very interesting. The magic and mysteries just left me wanting more 🤧

Dawn of the fallen: The battle of a million worlds

Table of contents

Volume 1

Chapter 1 - Update