A world filled with magic and mystery, ancient celestials and new enemies, dragon royalty to elven poverty, cursed lands and forbidden ruins, Ethereal is home to the people from the dying Alecte Realm. 

In the world of Ethereal, Scott Powers lives an unsuspecting life while slightly ignorant of the outside world. In Erebus, the Upper region of the Underworld surrounded by walls, Scott and his family live their ordinary lives until, one day, Scott discovers umbra, misty shadow-like beings, have invaded Erebus underneath everyone's noses. While Scott plans to move them back to the underworld, mysterious forces drag him out of the walls and into the vast world full of magical creatures and spiritual abilities. 

Outside of the Underworld, Scott gets to meet the creatures he's read about for years, and he somehow becomes friends with a few princes and princesses. Along the journey to get back home he encounters all kinds of misfortunes, he wants to help but can he? 

And along with the impending doom he faces, he also experiences his and others' pasts through bonding with them. Broken dragon families, hurting siren royalty, and thieving orcs will be met and their pasts will unfold to create a bigger picture within a ripped paper. 

What role does Scott have in this world? And how can this teenager cope dealing with romance, betrayal and friendship?

Update Frequency: Hopefully once or twice a week

Length of Chapters: Chapters vary, 1000 - 6000 words.

Powerful

Not even two hours later, Lilith comes back saying, "Chop, chop! We must hurry and prepare!" 


Scott reluctantly leaves Eggy with Draca and the twins. On the way out of Draca's room filled with ugly suits, Draca gives Scott a thumbs up and a wink. Scott has no idea how to interpret it. 


Following Lilith down palace halls he wasn't allowed in before made him a bit anxious. But curiosity gets the better of him, like usual, and he stares at paintings hung on the walls. 


Scott wondered if the previous Dragon Lord's paintings had been painted so preciously before Eggy had turned everything to ash and dust. But comparing the two nations felt wrong, because everything in the Abyss was like a piece of marble to the stone of the Dungeon. The Abyss was luxurious while the Dungeon was crude. Scott could only tell because he had been in both places and seen the way the people work. Even the dragons in the Dungeon were rude compared to the hospitality of the Abyss. 


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