De Cineribus: From the Ashes

Name: De Cineribus: From the Ashes
Rating: 4.833333492279053 (6 reviews)

Thomas Vaccaro

2021년 11월 · Thomas Vaccaro

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When your greatest dream is born from spite, will it make you truly happy?

Indoctrinated from birth by his devout, God-fearing father, Felix discovered his magical abilities in a terrifying incident. Ever since that night, spite has festered within his heart, shaping his desire to become a powerful sorcerer. And much to his surprise, his dream may become reality as he receives a chance to study at the prestigious Dragora Institute of Magic in the Medeian Empire.

There are secrets lurking in the shadows, however. An enigmatic masked man hangs just out of sight, stalking Felix and fueling the flames of his hatred. And now, as Felix grows closer to realizing his dreams than ever before, a new, darker destiny threatens to corrupt his ambitions.

As Felix forges new relationships with fellow magi from all across the world, he comes to discover more about himself and what he wants out of life. With an infinite number of winding, crisscrossing paths ahead of him, which will he take, and where will that road lead? Who will he choose to be?

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4.8

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Thomas Vaccaro is an author, content creator, and all-around geek.His novel writing escapades began towards the end of his senior year of high school. Rather than going to college without a clear goal in mind, he kept his focus specifically on finishing said book and learning as much as he could about how to publish it. Also he's poor, so yeah.He is now [unfortunately] a YouTuber (Unicorn of War) and has created a loving, supportive community of fellow geeks known across the interwebz as the Asshole Parade (Also known as the Union of War). Even so, writing is his passion, and he couldn't imagine doing anything else? namely because he lacks any other practical skills, but work with the cards you're dealt, kiddos.His interests include but are not limited to: writing; profuse swearing; complaining (a.k.a. reviewing); radiating gayness and nonbinary energy; and crying over the deaths of fictional people.