Don wants to be a real hero—and not embarrass himself. When an ancient prophecy names Don as the key to Celestial’s Fight, he’s forced into a deadly journey across Avangard, battling the realm’s most dangerous beasts. At the end of it stands King Dreadixz, ruthless ruler of the Lunaranites. If Don defeats him, Avangard is saved—and Don earns the right to become King of the Celestianites. But Dreadixz has one goal: break the prophecy by killing Don. Because without the prophecy leader, the prophecy would seize to exist, letting him capture the Lost Key for himself once he finds it. Meanwhile, Dark Don searches for a forgotten promise—Silicia’s last words—without realizing how closely it’s tied to Don’s fate. With only Olsen, Prince, Demaurion, and Archie by his side, Don must decide who he’s trying to impress—and what it truly means to be a hero. Because being chosen doesn’t make you one. Standing up does. SOME PRAISE FOR HEROES OF AVANGARD SEASON 1 CalebVanPoneisen - "The worldbuilding is smart, giving the reader the necessary information naturally as the story advances. The 'Introduction to the Tribes' part is great. Having it open in another tab makes it easy to track the traits and appearances, especially when juggling multiple races. I wish more stories did that!" GreenDragon - "Reading this is like snorting a mix of Adderall and crushed Pokemon. Through your eyeballs. And that's a good thing, if you are ready for a brightly coloured, larger-than-life fight-fest which has weirdly cosy ATLA vibes in places." Tortovskey - “Heroes of Avangard” feels like someone asked, “What if epic fantasy got a caffeine overdose and then tried to philosophize about destiny at 3 a.m.?” The result is a wild, ambitious, and often surprisingly thoughtful journey through a world that refuses to be ordinary. The setting blends classic heroic fantasy with a hint of sci-fi strangeness, like medieval knights who secretly read quantum mechanics textbooks. Characters don't just punch dragons — they punch existential dread, moral ambiguity, and occasionally each other.