by CJPove
AI Usage: No Creative Content is created with AI. ProWritingAid is used for syntax checks. The world is split into realms, and some crossings are never meant to happen. Asta, a young Nephilim, is cast into the Mortal Realm by providence, washing ashore on a forgotten island long erased from maps. Isolated from the wider world, the island survives under rigid doctrine and whispered fears. Its people obey a controlling religion that claims to protect them from the truth beyond the sea. Alina has lived there her entire life. An orphan bound by belief rather than chains, she knows the island is wrong, even if she does not yet understand why. When Asta appears, her world fractures, and with it, the lies that have kept the island sealed for generations. Forced to flee, Asta and Alina begin a journey across realms and fractured lands, uncovering forgotten histories and powers long abused. At the center of it all are the Soules, mystical orbs capable of granting the strength of spirits, gods, or demons, and the Grand Soules, relics sought by those who would reshape the world in their own image. As ancient forces stir and unseen hands move toward war, Asta and Alina must learn not only how to wield the Soules, but whether anyone should. Because the greatest danger is not what the Soules can destroy, but what they demand in return. Adventure awaits! What to expect: 2 releases per week (Monday and Thursdays). -Lengthy story that's already fully mapped out! -Story divided in multiple arcs -Detailed action and landmarks -No harem plots here. Romance? Absolutely! -Not a LitRPG or Isekai. Stand-alone world with its own system. It is a progression fantasy though! -Story only available on Royal Road. It does connect to a larger world, but the story is purely stand-alone within this world! AI Usage Disclamer: Cover was done with ChatGPT. I will replace with a proper artist-created cover in the near future! Absolutely no creative writing is done with AI, I write all my stories locally and leverage ProWritingAid for editing and syntax checks. I do not use the Spark functionality but I do use the Chapter Critique AI to get high-level view of my chapters.
