For the Fallen

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Description

"I am the exception that confirms the rule. I am death."

Blithe Thalorian spent the last ten years running from her past in the treacherous capital of Xudia, but now they’ve found her—and they’re dragging her back in chains. This time, it's for something far worse. She’s been chosen as a sacrifice for the brutal Summer Solstice competition, where Awakened Ones battle to earn a place in the Holy Army.

Powerless, hopeless, and seething with rage, Blithe sees only one path to survival: steal the identity of an Awakened One, and fight like one of them. To stay alive, she must deceive everyone, betray those who dare trust her, and manipulate her way through deadly trials where failure means death. But as the stakes rise and the competition darkens, the truth she uncovers may be her undoing.

How far will Blithe go to live another day? Will the truth destroy her before she claims victory? How far are you willing to read to find out?

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Information

Status
Hiatus
Year
2024
Author
Dekaa

Royal Road Stats

Rating
5.0/ 5.0
Followers
4
Views
1,279

Chapters(7 total)

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Community Reviews(1)

  • LxvesRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    I was pleasantly surprised by this fantasy novel, which stands out in Royal Road, where reincarnation and sci-fi genres are more prevalent. As much as I enjoy those genres, encountering this novel was a refreshing change.
    The world-building is exceptional, the way it blends various elements and introducing them with subtlety rather than lengthy exposition makes it much more interesting. The characters are remarkably well-developed, and the portrayal of their emotions is sublime, although the physical descriptions could be more detailed.
    What truly distinguishes this novel is its impeccable pacing and expertly crafted scenes. The fight sequences, in particular, are described with such precision that they left me in awe. The attention to detail in each chapter is evident, making this a highly recommended read.