The hero with too many destiny
SYNOPSIS — The Hero With Too Many Destinies
Fun, romantic-comedy adventure with chaotic chemistry, magical mishaps, and a reluctant chosen one.
Eighteen-year-old Alden Veylor wants a quiet life—warm breakfasts, peaceful mornings, and absolutely zero world-saving responsibilities. Unfortunately, destiny has other plans. On his birthday, a glowing star-shaped mark appears on his palm, and a jittery spirit named Lyra delivers the worst prophecy in breakfast history:
> He is fated to unite five legendary heroines and restore balance to the fractured realms.
Also, they’re all kind of supposed to marry him.
To Alden, this sounds less like a heroic quest and more like a magically enforced social nightmare.
His reluctant journey begins in the volcanic frontier of Pyrelane, where he meets Seraphine Emberforge, a fiery knight whose idea of romance is dueling lava beasts and dragging Alden around like a kidnapped groom.
Things escalate when the icy, calculating Valeria Frostwind, captain of the rival Iceguard, appears—claiming that the same prophecy ties Alden to her kingdom too. Sparks (and snowflakes) fly as both warriors argue, posture, and compete, while Alden tries desperately not to be crushed under the weight of destiny… or flirtation.
With multiple kingdoms seeking him, monsters awakening across the realms, and a harem of powerful heroines gathering whether he likes it or not, Alden must navigate chaos, adventure, and dangerously affectionate warriors—all while insisting he really isn’t fiancé material.
But destiny—and the women determined to protect him—might disagree.