All her life, Droplet has been the 'good one.' She was always more responsible than her siblings, shy and less willing to disobey their mother. But when she unleashes a magic she doesn't understand, starting a conflict in the kingdom of sea, she feels she has no choice but to run from her mistakes. When she stumbles upon a danger that could end the world as she knows it, she must make a choice: to save herself, or step up and risk everything she loves.

Breeze is tired of living a life hidden from the world. She hates how her tribe is known as "weak" just because their bird sized. So when she has a chance to go on a dangerous mission, she takes it! what she doesn't know is that the mission is harder than she thinks. it doesnt help when she releases powerful dark dragons from their prison. Will Breeze be able to return the dark dragons to their prison? more importantly, can she handle the job?

Leona Everling is the owner of the Tale's End Inn, and her inn is usually the last stop for adventurers before they make their way up to the monster-infested castle overlooking the secluded town of Archimare. They'll come in, have a meal, maybe rent a room, and then attempt to raid Castle Dragonspine for whatever treasure they can find. However, since most of the town is secretly helping the monsters, adventurers unknowingly walk towards their deaths and resurrect in a faraway place, leaving their possessions behind to be looted. After experiencing food poisoning in Leona's inn, a young adventurer named Kyrion Draco finds himself abandoned, his party dies, and he uncovers Archimare's dark secret, leading himself to become involved in the town's plot to rob adventurers alongside monsters. This is a world of adventurers seeking fame and fortune. This is an innkeeper with a plan to take advantage of them. This is a village on the edge of a culture of heroes. This is Archimare, the town where Tales End.

Everybody wants to be told they're special, and Oliver is no exception. He's desperate to make a name for himself and find his place in the world. Unfortunately, he's just not very special or interesting. However, when his school is transported to a magical world, he finally has a chance to strike out on his own and thrust himself into the spotlight of an adventure that will take him all across the land. Will he fall to his own selfish desire to be a hero, or will his journey prove that he is special in his own right? Edit: Part 9 and onward are the sequel to the story.