What if, after the 'Final Battle', the chosen one and the evil overlord switched bodies?
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His name was Aeverith, but the people of Tandraria knew him as The Wicked Supreme Overlord. Responsible for the death of millions, the world had never seen such ruthless and powerful villain for centuries.
Wars were waged, countless lives were lost. But when the last flicker of hope almost faded, a prophesied chosen one appeared : Dellin, the savior of Tandraria.
During the peak of their final battle, the Chosen duelled the Overlord. Dellin stabbed Aeverith's heart. He killed him! The prophecy was fulfilled! He won!
This is the end of Aeverith...
...but the end is just another beginning.
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SWITCHED is a story that pokes fun at A LOT of stupid, bad, and overused fantasy tropes. Some for comedic purposes, some for parodying the genre, and some... just to vent out the author's overall sarcasm.
Yes, it's PLAGUED with clichés. Deliberately.
It might be funny at some places, and angsty in others. It might make you question morality and the nature of good and evil, but who knows. At worst, it might be downright offensive and problematic (don't say I didn't warn you).
One thing for sure, it will be a dumpster fire. Hopefully a fun one.
Genre : High fantasy, parody, comedy, BL
Dragonwall's queen no longer remembers who she is. Her magic is locked away at the hands of an evil sorcerer. Kane hoped to deal the drengr monarchy a heavy blow. He sent its queen away as bait, counting on King Talon to go after her. After all, what is a king without his queen?
Everyone is counting on Lord Reyr to maintain the kingdom's biggest ruse. He must rule in Talon's stead. But he's not the only one wearing a perfectly crafted disguise. After all, there are two thrones in Kastali Dun that need filling.
Meanwhile, the hunt to reclaim the dragonstones begins. If the hunters fail, then everything will fall apart. Racing against time, Dragonwall's rulers must save a kingdom on the brink of crumbling. Unfortunately, they might already be too late.