Veils Of Eternity
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  • Oddeye
  • Status:Ongoing

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Reality is not what it seems. Beneath the surface of the world lies a truth far darker, woven through with memories that should never be. For eons, the cycle has repeated itself, a constant reshaping of history, erasing all that came before it. Each life, each moment, is spun from the Loom of Time, and with each new dawn, the past is forgotten. Yet, Eryndor walks this world with the weight of forgotten memories pressing against his soul—visions of people he never met, cities that should have never existed, and a life he never lived.

In the shadow of the crimson storm, Eryndor finds himself drawn toward the truth, though he does not know what that truth is. It is a truth buried deep within the storm’s wake, hidden beneath layers of false memories and fractured identities.

As the storm rages, Eryndor discovers that his blood ties him to the very force that shreds reality. His name, his soul, his existence—all bound to the storm’s cyclical nature. The world, he learns, is a prison, built by the Keepers to contain the storm’s power. They are the unseen rulers, the architects of oblivion, and they will stop at nothing to keep the truth buried.

But some truths cannot be erased. There are those who remember the past, who dare to defy the Keepers, and they speak of a boy—Eryndor—who will one day have to choose between binding the world to the cycle or breaking it free from its eternal prison.

As the storm’s hunger grows, Eryndor must confront his fractured identity, face the horrors of the past, and make a choice that will either destroy him or remake the world.

In the end, it is not the storm that is the greatest danger, but the world that exists beneath it—the truth that the storm seeks to bury forever.

Become the key. Or become the Lock

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I love this book! It is really captivating!!
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really interesting story and main characters -- it's a slow burn but a good read altogether
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I feel like some parts could be written better.I think the cover will probably not draw in as much readers.Overall, it's a good novel, looking forward to more!
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Story has potential to be a good ride but, come on women don’t just throw themselves on a guy on the first time they meet. Don’t rush, mate.
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Pretty good story. I can see that it gets better. The protagonist isn't a wimp who has a strong sense of justice and can kill, which I personally approve of. The storyline is great and you can understand what's happening while trying to figure out the whole mystery behind it. I encourage people to read this story, it's great!
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At first the writing is pretty trashy but it improves over time... regarding the power levels, it's impressive how the author was inspired by Kakashi when making this work, because all the characters have problems with ki depletion even though they have already reached the realm of the gods at an advanced stage, which should give a large enough reserve of energy to fight for a long time like in any other cultivation novel, Huang guai was just running away from pursuit and was already talking about running out of ki(a cultivator in the kingdom of the gods you should be able to fly for weeks or months at maximum speed) characters use some skills and warn that they may run out of ki.   It's just a power issue that really bothered me. Another thing I didn't like is having another protagonist and a character who knows everything that will happen in the future giving spoilers to the 2 protagonists of the novel (this is very stolen and breaks the tension)
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