Cease Essence (Origins)

CEASE ESSENCE (ORIGINS) The world has always been larger than humanity believed. Beyond kingdoms, oceans, ancient forests and forgotten territories lies something no map has ever been able to record. Strange occurrences have begun appearing across the world, and with them come questions that no scholar, emperor, or warrior seems prepared to answer. In the Great Ogre Forest, a creature known only as the Echo appears and disappears without explanation. Far across the sea, pirates are becoming increasingly bold, while sailors whisper of something enormous moving beneath the waves. At Ravendale Academy, a new generation of students begins its journey, unaware that the world they are entering is far more complicated than the lessons taught within its walls. Among them is a young ogre named Kaizer Rin, whose quiet nature hides a story even he does not understand. He is not the strongest student. He is not the most knowledgeable. He doesn’t even know why certain things seem strangely familiar. But wherever Kaizer goes, unusual things begin to happen. An ancient presence stirs beneath the world. Something is watching. Something has already noticed him. And somewhere beyond everything these people believe to be real, forces that should have remained separate are beginning to overlap. Empires will move. Schools will compete. Adventurers will chase legends. Ancient beings will emerge. And civilizations that have never known one another may eventually discover that their worlds were never as separate as they believed. Kaizer’s story begins with something simple:A boy leaving home for the first time. What follows will force him to question the world around him, the people he trusts, and eventually the very meaning of his own existence. Because some truths are not meant to be discovered. And some things do not become dangerous when they awaken. They become dangerous when someone finally notices them. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Cease Essence (Origins) — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠