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Crushed by despair, a man named Kael attempts suicide but is instead reborn in the fantasy world of Eldoria. There, he discovers a unique power to manipulate concepts and forms a party of adventurers: a Barbarian, an Elf, a Mage, and a Saintess. After their rapid rise to fame for feats like slaying a Gold-rank Fenrir, they rescue Princess Leora from an ambush. Witnessing their strength, Leora recruits them for a vital mission: to avert a devastating prophecy by hunting down and killing the world's four reigning Demon Lords, who are believed to be the heralds of a world-ending threat.
Thank you for reading the Eldoria Chronicle. This was my first foray into the Isekai genre, and it was a journey of discovery for me as much as it was for Kael.
The genesis of this story was surprisingly simple. Many of the names for the characters and places were born from a Dungeons and Dragons name generator. What started as a simple list of names—Kael, Ronan, Nira, Catherine—slowly grew into a party of flawed, broken, and ultimately heroic individuals.
While the story has dragons, magic, and Demon Lords, I wanted to explore a question that felt a little different: What if an Isekai wasn't about escaping a boring life, but about confronting the very despair that ended one? Kael’s journey was never about gaining power, but about finding a reason to live, even if it meant sacrificing that life in the end. It’s a story about finding meaning not in victory, but in empathy for those the world has labeled monsters.
Thank you for reading the Eldoria Chronicle. This was my first foray into the Isekai genre, and it was a journey of discovery for me as much as it was for Kael.
The genesis of this story was surprisingly simple. Many of the names for the characters and places were...