The Chronicles of Dark Edge

The Chronicles of Dark Edge

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This is the golden age of heroes. Many young souls come in search of fortune and glory, and with their discovered loot, economies flourish. Plenty of great names have already been immortalized by the word of mouth, epic stories of heroes slaying monsters, and finding unimaginable treasures. However, not all are great. In fact, there is a prophecy of one so terrible, a hero so useless, that only a book would fear him. His name? DARK EDGE. Cover art by @grimmers101
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In a world where kingdoms balance on the edge of war and monsters roam beyond fragile borders, power is everything-and survival demands more than strength. Rufy is nothing special. At least, that's what the world believes. Marked as an F-class adventurer, he walks unnoticed among legends and heroes, hiding behind a quiet demeanor and a rusted reputation. But beneath the surface lies something far more dangerous-a past buried in blood, a name long forgotten, and a power that once turned battlefields into graves. When a simple mission drags him and the infamous Red Flame, Adrian, into the city of Ardanska, everything begins to unravel. A dragon hunt becomes something far worse. Mercenaries known as the Ledgers move in the shadows. Assassins slip through the cracks of the city. And whispers of a fallen kingdom-Esernia-begin to resurface. As tensions rise and the line between ally and enemy blurs, Rufy is forced to confront the truth he's spent years running from. Because some names were never meant to be remembered. And some monsters... were once called heroes.

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