Dawn of Ragnarok
When gods play and armies march, an age will end...
1. The Royal Wizard
Saeran & Nialei
2. Dragonblood
Tirasdunh & Liadan
3. Prince of Deceit
Fal & Sanja
Completed Series
high fantasy
dragon
romance
norse gods
persian gods
arthur legend
forced proximity
trials
enemies to lovers
The royal family of Wilderheim has been burdened with a great responsibility. Their duty is to protect the delicate balance between human laws and Other magic. Now, one of Loki's tricks has set events into motion which threaten the safety of mortals and immortals alike, and it is up to the clan with dragon's blood in their veins to save them all. If they can survive long enough...
Ragnarok
Nothing lasts forever. Humans die, empires fall, and even gods eventually fade. With every death, there is a rebirth. Ragnarok can be interpreted as the end of the world, or the end of an era and the beginning of a new cycle. What survives on the other side depends on who's left standing to tell the story of The End.
Faiths Collide
Every nation and tribe on Earth believes in a higher power, but what they believe and how they worship differs tremendously. When faiths clash, blood often flows. This series takes from history to paint a world where gods are as territorial as their humans. It presents a fictional rise of monotheism, and the often violent ways in which it spread.
The Cup and the Sword
The legend of King Arthur includes two highly recognizable magical items: Excalibur, the sword Arthur pulled from the stone, proving his right to rule, and the Holy Grail, a sacred, mysterious relic whose traits change with every telling.
These legends are usually told in the voice of one people, one faith. This singular perspective overshadows the possibility of other interpretations, other versions of the myth that don't align with the teachings of that particular faith.
But are they accurate? In another realm, with different gods ruling over its people, maybe the sword and the cup serve a completely different purpose. Who's to say that it's the chalice and not the drink that holds the power? What if the sword isn't a blessing but a curse?
What if Arthur's victorious legacy hides the shadows of his shame?
The In-Between
When two different people collide, peace becomes a precarious thing. With each side holding to their own laws and traditions, an intermediary is needed to find common ground and ensure that neither side takes more than it is due. In Wilderheim, the royal wizard serves this function, upholding balance between human laws and Other magic.
Unstable Magic
The struggle makes the master. Magic can be a violent, chaotic thing under the best of conditions. When different kinds clash inside one individual, the result can be a ticking time bomb. For people like Liadan and Fal, giving up, getting lazy, is not an option. The moment they let down their guard, their magic can destroy them, or those around them.