The essence of Phoenix

The essence of Phoenix

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In the Kingdom of Varyth, where magic and legend filled the air, the craft of forging weapons from mythical creatures was practiced. Dragons, griffins, and hydras had all made their mark on the world, their essences made into blades, shields, and armor that could alter the balance of power in the kingdom. Yet, one creature had faded into myth: the Phoenix. Its essence had not been witnessed in centuries, its feathers untouched by mortal hands. Until now. Can the phoenix still enjoy its freedom or will it have served it's decided fate.
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Aldrous was once a servant, a man without power or purpose. But everything changed the day he pulled a cursed sword from a dragon's chest. In that moment, he inherited the beast's essence-enhance senses, inhuman strength, and a body untouched by time. Yet, Aldrous had no grand ambitions. He cared little for power, war, or the struggles of kings. Instead, he chose to wander, recording the lives of those he met, preserving their stories so they would not be forgotten. But fate has a way of pulling even the most unwilling into its grasp. As he journeys through a world plagued by war, monsters, and the ambitions of men, Aldrous cannot always remain a bystander. Whether he wills it or not, his presence alone shapes the course of history. Legends whisper of the Wandering Sage, a being neither hero nor villain, whose footsteps leave ripples across time. But to Aldrous, he is nothing more than a traveler, walking a path with no end. This is his story, his memoir.

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