Raka Bayan Wisesa, an orphan who work on the field in a small village found himself in another world. He found out that he is a descendant of an old hero who help this world to fight againts demon invasion. 
Find out how will Bayan's life in Leviana.

His family was butchered by a member of the death squad , Drey seeks revenge for his family and went on an adventure to become a swordsman . He aims to kill everyone in the so called"death squad

It's my first time writing so kindly tell me if I made any mistakes

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I'm not sure why I hadn't thought of this earlier as most my stories are basically Fantasy with a capital F so let me get right into it. What separates 'Fantasy' from 'Contemporary' works isn't just where it's set but also the level of contrivances that are allowed.

As I've said before, every story allows a certain level of contrived scenarios where Destiny and Fate are actually a thing. Fantasy stories in particular work best when you go all in on your imagination.

I know you all have had it drilled into your brains that a certain level of 'realism' is needed even in a fantasy story. However, what most mean by that isn't adding the laws of physics to your story but keeping it internally consistent with clear laws and limits.

I'm pretty sure you guys don't need a rundown in how society works because fantasy societies work the same way expect they have the word 'Magic' added to them. Do NOT rip off Elves and Dwarves from the Lord of the Rings and flex the creative muscles in your brain a little. There's no limit to the kind of magical races you can make in a Fantasy!

This also applies to magic. However, people only remember limitations more than what a persons using Magic System can generally do since 'magic is omnipotent unless proven otherwise'. There will be no narrative stakes or tension if you can't even make sure random nobodies aren't shooting off nukes and your main character isn't invincible beyond measure.

There are people who tend to overthink about how to write Fantasy since it's such a popular genre everyone and their dog is writing. You don't need someone else's guideline to write a Fantasy since most good Author's base them out of existing literature of the past or modern ones they are retelling using their own tropes and characters.

You'll never get anywhere if you need someone else to flex your creativity when looking into the past brings forth many mystical stories and myths that all wouldn't be possible without a little bit of magic sprinkled onto them. The classic LitRPG genre with stuff like Guilds and Adventures is popular to use nowadays but only because you don't have to explain much in a story that's so easy to figure out.

If you're going to use the LitRPG setting with dungeons and dragons, make sure you make it character driven and focus on people rather than explaining how fireballs work. The only reason Slime Reincarnation (That Time I Reincarnating As A Slime) or Sword Dad (I Was A Sword When I Reincarnated) are so popular is because behind the Power Fantasy are well-written and diverse characters.

If you want to write your own Fantasy World unique to only you, then it's best to start researching ways to ground it with your audience. These days people want to read about 'people' more than someone dumping lore about a fictional world they don't care about. Even pure Fantasy stories needs a protagonist that can be the reader's eyes and ears.

Now, thanks to the Isekai Boom, you may think that a main character HAS to be reincarnated for basically no reason whatsoever. However, that is ill-advised as people reincarnated for trivial reasons bore the audience to death. There's this Fantasy story about this non-reincarnated girl who was raised by Death himself in a regular medieval magic world, causing her to be a mix of creepy and cute all at the same time. This is an example of the kind of plots which are interesting BECAUSE their MC is a member of this world but special rather than some random guy from Earth who just so happens to be Isekai'd.

Isekai can be done right when the main character's rebirth or transportation into this world holds some sort of meaning. However, it can turn into a very boring story with maybe one or two gimmicks if you aren't even thinking of an ending for it.

Getting back to the main point: You seriously won't be able to write a Fantasy properly unless you at least know something about characters (If you haven't already figured that out already).

How the life of this character, under the special upbringing that only those of your Fantasy World go through, is interesting to the reader depends of where you take the tropes of your regular Fantasy.

You can go the 'Epic Fantasy' route, then copying the Hero's Journey is fine as long as you switch it up a bit. As long as you understand the fundamentals of a Hero's Journey and not look at it as the ONLY WAY TO TELL A STORY then you're on the right track.

Those who are wondering what a Hero's Journey is can find the link at the bottom. Also try searching for Dan Harmon's Story Circle for a more character driven version of it on YouTube. Anyway, this trope is basically the origin of the whole 'Chosen One' trope.

As for what I meant by Epic Fantasy, it is actually quite beloved type of story for many who love the Fantasy genre. It could be about the journey about a chosen one destined to defeat a Big Baddy like Eragon, Lord of the Rings, etc. There are even shorter and more simplified versions of this which is basically where the 'Hero Vs Demon King' trope came from. As long as there's a quest fraught with danger then people would love to read about a chosen one being able to win against their foes.

Another route you can take is Dark Fantasy, where all the lovely tales of HP Lovecraft comes from. His stories may lean more on the spectrum of supernatural tales about Dark Gods and Cults but the way everything seems to be ripped out of a nightmare is what I'm trying to focus on. If a regular Fantasy is like a dream then a Dark Fantasy is one you'd rather avoid since the world is screwed up.

And I don't mean the characters are screwed up or insane by any means, I literally mean either the Magic System or how society works is genuinely screwed up. Read 'Dungeon Seeker' as an example of this (Warning: Don't read it if you don't want to pollute your innocent mind with all the corruption in this story). Either way, it could be the Magic System relies on the blood of orphans, or it could be you have to kill a loved every time you cast a spell. The main point is that this Fantasy World is just hell.

Now, I could move on to Urban Fantasy and other sub-genres, but that would be wasting my time and yours since TV Tropes exists for a reason. Just remember what I've said and have a clear goal in beginning and end planned for your character's development and you'll be fine. There's nothing better than a story that's focused after all.

HelloFutureMe and others on YouTube such as OverlySarcasticProductions have more to say on this subject.

(Cover by Darkstar Dust)

This is a story I worked on ages ago that has been refined and edited by adding foreshadowing to events while also simplifying the power system better than before. This story can be considered a prequel to An Adventure Beyond Greatness as it takes place years prior to the events of that story.

Short Synopsis:
After retiring from the battlefield, my life became empty and lifeless. The regrets of my past haunt me in my sleep. Then a change occurred, a King from another world summoned me to fight for his kingdom, but I died even before I could give him my answer. Now, after a fake God allowed me to reincarnate (albeit imperfectly) with my memories intact, into a world filled with magic and swords.

Long Synopsis:
This is about a flawed protagonist who only knew to rely on others and not socialise who gets a second chance to change himself in order to live the life he aimed for in his past life. The narrator isn’t exactly trustworthy since it is purely in his bias perspective while other perspectives given by others fill in the blanks that he either leaves out or twists to suit the situation.

The story itself can be considered a parody of Isekai’s classic tropes which are given a sense of reality as time goes by. As there exists no ‘Demon Lord’, there is also no black and white, only characters opinions and counter-opinions throughout the story.

The thought of making such a high-level card just for an exercise routine was so absurd that Chen Mu wanted to slap his own mouth.
Chen Mu again remembered his own speculation when he had completed those actions himself and the figures darkened. Could that be the first step? 
Right! The first step! That's what the old voice said at the time, "The first step is to please complete the eighteen actions!" It looked as though there might be some other new mystery behind it.
He had been scared by the card himself. He had to travel around such a huge bend to become clear about such a simple problem. Chen Mu mocked himself for having only just then cleared up the logic of its thinking.
Chen Mu had just found another life goal which was to break through to understanding that card's mystery. The other was to improve his skill with fantasy cards. The fantasy realm in the mysterious card had excited Chen Mu enormously, though it far exceeded his comprehension. To attempt to make a three-star fantasy card wouldn't be practical in the short term, but he could still make his own fantasy cards more realistic, like the fantasy realm constructed by that mysterious card. 
He would still have to go on making the one-star power-cards every day, which would put him far into the red with his time. 
While munching his hard bread he was arranging his life from then forward. 
Bam! Chen Mu nodded with satisfaction, as he pasted his fresh new plan on the wall, right out of the oven.
As far as Chen Mu was concerned, his life wouldn't change a bit. The one thing that pleasantly surprised him was that he had improved his efficiency by half in making the one-star power-cards. He wasn't sure if that was because of his training to improve his perception, but now when he made one-star power-cards, they came out extraordinarily smoothly, with the hand fulfilling the heart. This then gave him more time to put into the other two items in his plan.
However, those other two matters would make slow headway. Chen Mu could accomplish only half of those eighteen movements. The demands of these eighteen actions on his inner body – strength, release – all required their own appropriately calibrated responses. However, those few days of exercise also greatly improved his body's fitness, which could be considered an unintended side-benefit.
On the matter of the fantasy card, his advances were minimal. Wanting to make fantasy seem real is no trivial matter. All he could do was to relentlessly examine everything around him, over and over again. Chen Mu wasn't anxious in that regard. He knew that it would be a slow-moving cumulative process where being anxious wouldn't do him any good. 
Pocketing the one-star power-cards he had made; Chen Mu went over to Uncle Hua's general store. 
Uncle Hua didn't look very well, but he was very happy to see Chen Mu, "Old Mu, it's been a long time since I've seen you, what have you been up to lately?" which was immediately followed by a nasty fit of coughing.
"Is anything the matter?" Chen Mu had a somewhat concerned look, since Uncle Hua was one of the few sincere people in that world. And he cared about Chen Mu.
Uncle Hua forced a smile and said through his wheezing, "Don't worry, I may have just caught a cold. Your Uncle Hua is old, but he's strong. What about you recently? I haven't seen you sending along your power-cards. I've been afraid that something had happened to you."
Seeing Uncle Hua's wan look and noting a sour smell which wasn't coming from him, Chen Mu smiled broadly to say, "I was able to get something done. I stopped for a bit recently while I was learning how to make a fantasy card."
"Eh? Did you learn to do it?" Uncle Hua became interested.
Chen Mu nodded his head, "Uh huh, but I only learned how to make one-star and two-star cards."
"Ha! I'd guessed that Old Mu could surely learn to do it, being so smart and so hard working. You certainly do have a bright future." Uncle Hua was as pleased as though he had heard about his own nephew's prospects, though the rise in his spirits brought on another bout of coughing. 
Chen Mu didn't know what to say, as he looked worriedly at Uncle Hua.
Uncle Hua's wan face turned ruddy again after he finally stopped coughing, and he smiled, "You have to be very diligent, Old Mu. I've always wanted to have a fantasy-card advertising sign. Ah, the best would be to show the remote purple orchid, which was something special from our home town." Uncle Hua's eyes took on a heavy look of homesickness. 
"Ahh!" Chen Mu nodded vigorously.
Chen Mu's heart felt a little heavy after coming out of Uncle Hua's general store. 
"Blockhead!" Chen Mu heard someone calling him and turned his head around to see an overdressed man running toward him. 
It was Copper, who used to go around with Chen Mu on the street. But then he had been taken in by someone. His relationship with Chen Mu wasn't bad, and you could say that he was one of Chen Mu's few friends. The family circumstances of his adoptive father and mother were quite good at that time, and he would look after Chen Mu from time to time. But not long before, his adoptive father and mother had passed away, and he had no choice but to break off his studies and go back to a half-vagrant situation. Chen Mu was naturally dispassionate and taciturn, so substituting a different character "mu" (for wood), Copper called him 'Blockhead.'
Copper was looking slovenly wearing a gaudy shirt that was too big for him. His hair was a mess, and he wore two giant hoops in his ears. On his feet he was scuffing along in a pair of obviously filthy sandals. His manner of dressing startled Chen Mu.
He stopped and waited for Copper to come over. 
"Hey, I finally run into you on the street! Have my eyes blurred, or has the world changed?" Copper said with an exaggerated look. 
"I came to sell power-cards." The two of them were quite familiar with one another, and Chen Mu had no intention of indulging in happy talk. 
Copper nodded his head knowingly, since he understood Chen Mu very well, "You coming out for a stroll is like the sun rising in the West."
"Oh, right, I've recently found some work," Copper indicated with a mysterious look. 
"What work?" Chen Mu asked rather interestedly. Copper's adoptive parents wanted the very best for him, always encouraging him to go to school, which was something Chen Mu yearned for in his dreams. But they hadn't considered a calamity falling from the sky. Copper's adoptive parents were killed in a car accident, cutting off all sources of income, so that he had no choice but to cut off his studies. This knucklehead was quite firm about it. Chen Mu knew that a person like Copper had a much fiercer kind of pride than ordinary people did. If it were him, Chen Mu figured that he would do the same as Copper.
Copper had always diligently looked for work. During those few days, Chen Mu had been immersed in making a fantasy card, and breaking the code of that mysterious card's world. He didn't have the leisure to be concerned with anything else. 
"I found some work in a little card-show studio, mainly doing odd jobs for the screenwriters."
"Card show?" Chen Mu knew what card shows were. A so-called card show would use the moving images that were conjured from the fantasy card to perform a story. How many fantasy cards got used would be determined by the length of the fantasy card story. In general, each card show would need about twenty to fifty fantasy cards. The characters and animals in the card shows would, for the most part, be treated with some exaggeration. They would look extremely cute, making people quite fond of them.
Card shows had already appeared thirty years before, but they really only started catching on ten years before, as an up and coming new industry. 


This is both a work of science fiction and an exploration of the meaning of life, love, literature and art. Brainpower is no longer the main ingredient for being human in this far distant future world.  Spirituality, physical balance, and diligence all come together as integrity for Chen Mu, the Card Apprentice.  The cards which Chen Mu masters in his own scrappy way, distill all the powers of the cosmos –  human and nonhuman –  into something that is not a book, not technology, and neither art nor magic, but is these and more.  Learn about these strange cards, which can embody everything you might imagine for the future of technology, but also a future beyond technology which promotes the best, and sometimes the worst, from mankind’s past.

I welcome you all to my humble abode. I really appreciate your effort and time in checking out and supporting my work. Words alone, can't express my gratitude for your effort and time. From the depth of my heart, I say, welcome!

We all love fantasy, but the concept and reality of fantasy is beyond our mere imagination. Some of us consider the nature of fantasy as an expression of perceptual shaping of reality while others consider it to be twisted imagination.  

No matter your point of view, all forms of fantasy and magical realism, are not what they are thought to be. Way beyond our thinking.

Some minds remember details of the past while others can only recollect echoes of the past. There's only a fine line between reality and imagination. This I will leave with the discerning minds to figure out.

This work is something I've been trying to write for some time now andnow, I got the chance to do that. This work relates the journey of a young underworld girl named Ethera. Born into the house of Tartarus, she was the heir to its sovereignty. Everything was going well, until the ascension of lord Hades to the Infinitum. This led to her fleeing from the underworld to the mortal world.

What will become of her? 

Let's take the journey together, down the memory lane and find answer to this elusive question. 

I, your humble author, will try my possible best to tell the tale as it happened.

Your importance as readers, can't be emphasized enough. You are the heart and soul of everything. I deeply appreciate and applaud you all.

Please leave your comments, reviews, votes and other forms of encouragement and support, as you read my book.

Thanks and welcome.

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In the aftermath of the eternal trials, the divine sigil to the throne of the Underworld was acquired by lady Ethera.

Bound to succeed lord Hades as the new Supreme ruler of the Underworld after his ascension to the Ethereal-Eternal, lady Ethera appeared to have carved her own fate. 

But before her enthronement, lady Ethera suffered an massive immortal attack. However, she managed to escape to the mortal haven known as the Outerworld before her essence could be severed from her body.

What will become of her and her fateless psth?

Follow her tale and tell the story.

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