Fleshbound Creations

Maxiel Verros has always been an ordinary boy — born into a humble family in the village of Thornhill, he never expected to stand out in the world of Eryndor, where each citizen is granted a class at the age of sixteen. Classes define one’s destiny, shaping them into warriors, healers, or mages — roles that fit within the rigid structure of society. Max, with no particular magical aptitude, had always assumed he would be given a basic class, destined for a life of simplicity. But when the day of the Revelation Rite finally arrives, Max’s life is irrevocably altered. Instead of the common Beast Tamer or Herbalist classes, Max is bestowed with an unprecedented and dangerous class: Biomancer of the Bound Flesh. With this newfound power, Max can tame wild creatures and combine their very essences, creating terrifying and powerful hybrid beings. But the gift is not without its challenges — the creatures Max creates are unpredictable and often difficult to control. To master his class, he must not only understand the biology and magic of the creatures he tames, but also the delicate balance between control and chaos that comes with binding them together. As Max ventures deeper into his strange new abilities, he discovers that the world is far darker and more dangerous than he ever realized. The taming and synthesis of creatures are not just tools for power — they are a dangerous path that could bring destruction to both Max and the world around him. Factions seek to control his power, others want to destroy it, and soon Max must decide if he will use his abilities for good or risk becoming the very monster he fears creating. Haunted by his heritage, driven by an ancient bloodline of lost potential, Max must navigate the shifting balance between creation and destruction. Along the way, he’ll uncover the truths of his ancestors, face the consequences of his creations, and struggle with the morality of wielding a power that could change the world — or doom it forever. In a world where power is defined by one’s class, Max must decide: Can he control the creatures he creates, or will they consume him, body and soul?