Curse of the Corrupted Blood Dye

If you're not particularly drawn to the finer points of political intrigue, the complexities of warfare, or sprawling fantasy worlds filled with deep, intricate characters, I want to be upfront with you this story may not be for you.



It doesn't lean heavily on political drama, elaborate battles, or a massive, labyrinthine cast. Instead, it follows a different path, one focused on something else entirely.



Arentia a continent where power and prosperity once stood as the twin pillars of rule. Its stability was upheld by noble houses, each playing a vital role in maintaining order. Among them, none were more renowned than the House of Vermouth, whose symbol a towering, lifeless oak embodied strength and resilience. During the great coup that shook the capital, the Vermouths fought fiercely to preserve their legacy.



Ethan, the youngest heir of House Vermouth, enrolled at the prestigious Azoria Academy, where nobles and commoners alike trained in the arts of magic and swordsmanship. But Ethan faced a unique and brutal challenge: unlike the other students, he bore the Curse of the Corrupted Blood Dye an ancient affliction that twisted his body whenever he used mana or magic, making him an easy target for mockery and cruelty.



Yet despite it all, Ethan heir to wood and fire refused to back down.



His spirit was unbreakable, his resolve forged in iron. He wouldn't rest until he proved to the world that he was stronger than fate itself.



Coming soon:



The Crimson Moon Ritual of the Corrupted Blood Dye



Homecoming: Ethan Confronts the Great Cataclysm of Azoria



The Unexpected Betrayal: Was Henry Vermouth a Pawn in a Greater Game?



Declaration of War: House Vermouth vs. the Valdharts and Their Allies, the Greedy Gastrines



And this is just the beginning.

More epic events await stay tuned for continuous updates.