Spirit of the Dragon
An Epic Progression Fantasy
-
-
4.0 • 9 Ratings
-
-
- $2.99
-
- $2.99
Publisher Description
Every dream requires sacrifice.
Once a land blessed by dragons and gods, Seiryuu now relies on elite warriors capable of ripping seismic energy from the earth and shaping infernos for protection against a demonic infestation. Genshu Masanori, an ingenious engineer at only seventeen, could revolutionize the art of war—if his pacifist clan allowed him to train as a warrior.
When Masanori and his twin brother, Hidekazu, witness a kidnapping at the Midsummer festival, Masanori has a chance to prove himself. But the sorcerer responsible defies nature and twists the elements into an unpredictable, terrible power.
If Hidekazu—the scion of the Genshu clan, a master over four elements—can’t touch the sorcerer, how could Masanori?
After the twins’ attempt to rescue a victim goes horribly wrong, Hidekazu and Masanori sign their lives away to the prestigious Tsukiko Academy. In doing so, they break their vows of filial piety, challenge their sibling bond, and ignore the future empress’ warnings about the headmaster and the dark secrets harboured within the school grounds…
The sorcerer drags them into an ancient rivalry between gods. Yumihari teeters on the brink of war, and if the twins do nothing, Seiryuu won’t be in the middle—they will be the target.
For fans of Avatar: The Last Airbender and Ursula K. LeGuin’s Earthsea Cycle, the world of Yumihari is fraught with monsters, mythology, and epic quests.
BUY NOW and jump into the adventure today!
Customer Reviews
A Good Start
What’s not to love? Japanese culture, magic, yōkai, and an interesting villain. A very good beginning to world building for a novella which it sounds like part 2 will expand on. The reason I gave it a four instead of a five is because of the characters. The characters felt a little flat and wooden. While they grew stronger physically, they didn’t grow as a character overall. While it is hinted at in the dialogue, it is not really shown.