Epicfantasy Stories

No prophecy. No relic. No chosen one. LaTao is just a short girl who studied and worked her butt off to be the best... and somehow that's worse. Back at the most prestigious magic school in the kingdom, all she wants is to graduate, pass the Mage Test, and keep her friendships intact. But when excellence looks like arrogance and success breeds jealousy, staying small may be the hardest spell of all. Red Apprentice is a character-driven YA fantasy about ambition, power earned, and the price of standing out. ✨ New chapters weekly

There is no night in the Everburning City. There can never be. ***** For four hundred years the Everburning City has withstood the advance of the life-strangling fog known as the Gloam. Its walls have held back five invasions, but on the eve of the sixth, the city's inhabitants know things have changed. Golems are coming out of the mist, and the bodies of the dead are rising at the Gloam's bidding. The city's last and most desperate line of defence comes in the form of the Crafters, individuals who can channel the power of fire, though they risk their sanity each time they do. The brightest of these valiant heroes are Tabitha a'Loria and her apprentice Gerald Reath. Risking their lives, they mount their airships, determined to save the last bastion of humanity - the Everburning City. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

There are empires that rise by destiny, and there are empires that rise by hunger. The Dominion of Kaelor rose by hunger. In an age when mountains remembered their shaping and dragons slept beneath ice, King Malveris inherits a starving realm and a whispered prophecy: The Black Sun shall rise, and under its shadow all shall kneel. To save his kingdom, he declares war on the Ashen Wilds. The fire-spirits fall. The balance shatters. And the ancient Drathari awaken. As ambition turns to domination and survival becomes conquest, Malveris must decide how much blood a throne is worth - and whether power can ever be claimed without consequence.

Five hundred years ago, the world decided the Hydro Archon Egeria was dead. She wasn't. Now, under the name Lora, she walks Teyvat again with a single objective: to overturn the future that was forced onto her people. The Heavenly Principles wrote a prophecy. Fontaine is meant to drown. The gods are meant to obey. Lora doesn't. Every move matters. Archons, the Abyss, Celestia-everyone is playing their part, all trying to control the board. And Lora? She's already placing her pieces. Passing the throne to Focalors was only the opening move. Because this time, she isn't fighting fate head-on- she's playing for checkmate. No chosen-one nonsense. Just a former god who intends to win-before the heavens realize the game is already lost.

Mudan Ray had enrolled in the military for one goal: to make a name for herself as a general. Thus, when she is chosen by a Dragon, who bestows upon her immortality and power to manipulate the world around her, she finds her newfound power perfect for making her mark on the world. When she is personally recruited by the compassionate empress of Quhania into her elite army, however, she learns that the empress's offer is more than just a golden ticket to glory. ___ Updated: bi-weekly (Book cover personally drawn by me!) Highest rank: #1 in eastasian #2 in originalwork

Lazarine Clark was meant to fade into memory. Death, however, had other plans. Drawn back into the world through eras she never lived, she finds herself bound to an ancient pact ruled by forces older than time. Cryptic riddles and warnings written in an older tongue become her only compass. She moves through borrowed timelines where every encounter carries weight and every choice leaves a scar. As destinies begin to intertwine, Lazarine is forced to confront a truth she has spent her whole life avoiding: fate is not just something to escape, but something that demands to be faced. To complete the trials is to alter the course of fate. To fail is to lose the only future still waiting for her. Status: On Going (Filipino - English) Romance - Fantasy GxG

Aiden Walker, your regular all-American teen from Tucson, Arizona, gets the fright of his life when a strange looking canine lures him out into his backyard. That's when a strange ball of black and red flames collides with him. This ball isn't a ball of flames but magic-the Chaos Magic. Aiden is given the news by a talking coyote and meets six Ardenari (Highest form of elves), the Guardians of Verdenari that he now holds the strongest and unpredictable magic in existence. He doesn't take the news very well-and the Guardians themselves weren't expecting the holder to be a thirteen-year-old. But they waited almost 110 years for this moment. For his own safety and protection, he's put under the care of a half-human, half-elf named Alïa Rivenelric who's come from a very long line of mentors who have trained and protected the Chaos Bearers from evil until they are fully ready. But lurking in the mist are those who want the magic all for themselves. Renegado's who work for Corrupted Mages and those controlled by Myrka will do anything to capture the Chaos. Alïa needs to keep Aiden safe while he learns to control his powers, but that won't be easy. ⚠️There will be violence, gore, killing, and blood in this book.

This is the tale of Visenya Targaryen. No-not the Conqueror. Everyone knows the marriage between Daemon Targaryen and Rhea Royce was forged in resentment and sharpened by pride. But history forgets what followed a drunken night, a careless insult, and a child conceived in fury. A daughter. From the moment she drew breath, it was as if she had been chosen. Vhagar herself yields an egg for her cradle. Daemon understands the omen. His blood. His fire. Visenya Ingrid Targaryen-Lady of Runestone. Bride of Winterfell. Regent of the North. Rider of a sapphire dragon nearly the size of Vhagar herself. When the Dance of the Dragons begins, she is not a pawn in her father's war. She is the storm above it. Gods may flip coins for Targaryens. Visenya makes her own fate.

Life takes an unexpected turn when five people find themselves warped into an entirely different world, bringing their personal baggage with them. How will you adapt? And how will you find your way back home?

Continuation of The Nine Princesses. Full description will come later.

Summary: A young slum-born boy finds hope when he stumbles on a Magic Stone Heart and sets out on a perilous quest to avenge his family, uncover hidden truths, and confront the dark forces threatening his world. Description: In the slums of the magical world Lythyra, a poor boy struggles just to survive. Power belongs to nobles and powerful families - not to someone like him. Everything changes when he accidentally stumbles on a mysterious stone filled with incredible magic. The stone gives him abilities far beyond what he ever imagined, offering him a chance to rise from the bottom and see the world he was never meant to enter. But power comes with danger. As he grows stronger, enemies begin to notice. Along the way, he meets loyal friends who join his journey - each with their own dreams and secrets. Together, they explore distant lands, face powerful foes, and slowly uncover the truth of this world. What began as luck may turn into something that changes history.

Who is the hero of a story? --- At the edge of the world, a man stands over a corpse and wonders if everything is finally over. He was never meant to be the hero. She was. Years earlier, Princess Irene would have laughed at the idea. Reckless, stubborn, and far too eager to punch monsters in the face, she spends more time causing trouble than preparing to rule a kingdom. Her bodyguard Gregor knows two things: Irene will never listen to warnings. One day her choices might change the fate of the world. What begins as a simple trip outside the capital quickly turns into something far more dangerous. Monsters lurk in the forests. Old treaties hide uncomfortable truths. And some stories don't belong to the hero everyone expects. Because sometimes... the person who saves the world is the one nobody believed in.

In a universe ruled by powerful galaxies, ancient empires, and immortal cultivators, Earth is nothing more than a forgotten planet at the edge of the Milky Way. But everything changes when a young boy from Ghana, Michael Adarkwah-Yadom, awakens a destiny tied to the Solar System itself. After surviving a mysterious trial, Michael becomes the Lord of the Solar System, inheriting a power that has remained dormant for centuries. With enemies rising from distant galaxies and alien civilizations moving toward Earth, Michael must grow stronger to protect his world. Armed with the mysterious Eclipse Rod, powerful new techniques, and the legacy of the once-great Adarkwah-Yadom family, Michael begins his journey in the Starfall Ascension Tournament, a competition that will decide the future rulers of Earth. But beyond the tournament lies a far greater truth. The Milky Way is not as weak as the universe believes... And Michael's destiny may one day shake the entire cosmos. In a universe where only the strongest survive, one question remains. Will Michael rise as the greatest ruler of the stars... Or be crushed by the endless darkness of the void? The legend of the Voidborn has begun.

In a kingdom shrouded in perpetual darkness, a disgraced knight and a mysterious sorceress must navigate a treacherous labyrinth of shifting walls and deadly illusions to uncover a conspiracy that threatens to plunge the land into eternal darkness.

Four sisters wake up one day in Azeroth due to a mysterious other-worldly (with a sense of humor) force...... One quickly gains a shady ally who is FAR more trouble than he is worth-and is under the impression that this is a vampire-romance novel in which he is the main character. Another finds herself right outside a pirate's hub. The third wakes up alone on cold marble. And the fourth soon remembers her task.......

No one in Liora's village knows why winter never ended. The fields won't grow, the animals won't sing, and the sky has started to look like ash. Everyone says the land is cursed. Liora knows it's her. She was born with a sickness no healer can name, a sickness that burns through her bones like something inside her is trying to wake up. The only cure anyone has ever whispered about comes from old stories people stopped believing in long ago. Stories about creatures that were never meant to return. Stories about magic that always demands something in exchange. When the sky finally breaks and something ancient answers her, Liora learns the truth. Her illness is not just a sickness. It is a bond. And curing it will not cost her life. It will cost someone else's. This story is about sacrifice, forbidden magic, hidden worlds, and the kind of destiny that ruins everything before it saves anything.

THE GIRL WHO SPOKE TO THUNDER In the savannah city of Zamora, lightning never struck twice. Until it did. And it struck Nkem. She survived. But something changed. The next time thunder rolled, she answered it. The clouds bent toward her voice. Electricity crawled across her skin like silver veins. The villagers called her cursed. But her grandmother whispered: "You are not cursed. You are chosen." Zamora had long been protected by the Sky Covenant - an ancient pact between humans and elemental spirits. But that covenant was breaking. Storms became violent. Floods swallowed villages. The spirit guardians stopped responding. Nkem discovered she could enter the Storm Realm during lightning strikes. There, she met Orunmila of the Tempest, a forgotten sky deity imprisoned by a dark force feeding on climate chaos. The imbalance wasn't natural. It was engineered. A secret order known as The Silence Circle was draining elemental spirits to harness godlike power. Nkem must master her thunder-speaking gift, unite fire, wind, and rain wielders across the continent, and restore the Covenant. But power comes with cost. Each time she commands lightning, she loses a memory. One day she may forget who she is. ⚡ Will she save the world... and lose herself? If you believe African fantasy deserves global domination, If you believe our mythology is cinematic, If you believe storytelling builds nations - Follow 👉 @Obi360 Novels here and on Facebook We are building a universe. Written by: Obinna V. Obiora

Lila Thorn discovers a mysterious device hidden in her mentor's secret lab - a machine that bends time itself. Suddenly, she's pulled into a century not her own, watched by a shadowy figure whose intentions are unknown. How far would you go to uncover the truth - even if it means losing yourself? Adult dark fantasy, epic time-travel adventure, with romance, philosophical tension, and a world where altering history comes at a cost.

Ain't A Hero is a Science Fantasy, Slice of (Odd) Life set in the post post-cataclysm future where magic kicked down the door and flipped the tables on a near transhumanist cyber/bio-punk world. It's a 1000 years into the future where common magic, super tech, and strange history serve as a backdrop to the familiar modern life that has adapted to this new world. The story orbits around Bach, a down and out adventuring college dropout trying to get by. He watches the latest news report about his "chosen one" brother getting defeated by the Dark Lord Noxian. He can't believe how ridiculous it is, and his brother agrees. The ghostly visage of his brother sitting right next to him on the couch... agrees. Soon, Bach is figuratively AND literally dragged by into the adventuring life by his brother's adventuring party that shows up on his doorstep. The serialized fiction follows the lives of different people in this strange yet familiar world, and how they change given the ordinary and extraordinary situations they find themselves in.

Poseidon's son and Tiamat's mother have escaped a mystical prison and now they are gathering people to fight us all. It's one thing to watch the good and bad fight each other. This war will certainly expose us to the humans. To make matters worse Drakov had made it clear that I am now part of the dragon verse. He is doing his best to bind me to the dragons permanently while William is trying to negate it. We were supposed to get married before this precious moments was rudely interrupted. He promised to resume the ceremony when this nonsense is over. Both of them are trying their best to fight for what they believe is my best interest. Both are promising me a type of freedom in what they are pursuing. Which one will win? In the end the choice I make will break someone's heart.