VingadorVVX

On Earth, Daniel, a disenchanted college student, lives a life of monotony and unfulfilled dreams. His routine existence is abruptly shattered when he is mysteriously transported to Alastor. There, he discovers a world of magic and ancient conflicts, where he learns that he is the subject of an ancient prophecy—the destined child foretold to wield both sword and magic to bring peace to the realm.

In the world of Alastor, vampires, once revered as the greatest protectors of the realm, have become a dwindling noble race, their former glory overshadowed by the rise of their dark adversaries. Once unmatched in strength and feared across the lands, they now struggle against the relentless and growing power of the demonic forces that threaten to consume all.

Daniel, now Elion, must uncover hidden truths, and confront his insecurities. As he trains in the arts of both combat and sorcery, Elion begins to understand the weight of his destiny. However, he faces opposition from those who doubt his potential and dark forces that seek to prevent the prophecy from coming to fruition.

As he battles demons and uncovers secrets that could change the course of history, Elion learns that true strength comes not only from power but from the courage to confront his deepest fears.

The Vampire King is a Human

Elion silently observed the ring in his hand. It seems like Fenrir had something it wanted to tell him.

If he summoned Fenrir now, it would attract the surrounding beasts' attention. Even if he was a late fifth-stage beast, much stronger than Elion, it could still be a problem if they were surrounded by too many.

He decided to trust him and jumped to the ground. Right before landing, he summoned Fenrir.

The moment he landed on the ground with Fenrir, at least ten red-eyed beasts turned around to face them. They didn't even care that Fenrir was a whole realm higher than them and just attacked them both.

'Funny thing. They didn't attack each other but saw Fenrir, who is also a beast, as an enemy. Can they differentiate between allies and enemies because of their eyes' color?' Thought Elion.

Fenrir barely glanced at them. He simply summoned lightning from his body, and all the beasts around them were fried to death.

First Assessment (2)