Gilded Glory

Adventuring. What is it good for? For Rayne, it's coin. The work might be dangerous, but it pays better than clerking at least. And with the lord's council raising tuition, again, he's going to need every copper he can get if he wants to pay his sister's Academy fees. For Leon, it's glory. Many a noble began as a humble adventurer, and if he's to regain his family's lost title, there's no better method than one that's tried and true. There's just one problem. Adventuring involves a whole lot more than just gold and glory. Namely: monsters. Lots of them. As well as corrupt nobles, interpersonal relationships, and each other. But they'll be fine, right? Right? Readers can Expect: [+] A weak to strong story featuring two very different leads. [+] Medieval fantasy with magic interwoven into the fabric of society.  [+] An in-depth skill system to be discovered.  [+] Slice of life elements. [+] Dry humor.  [+] Strategic solutions to difficult situations. Realistic tactics used by both protagonists and enemies.  [+] Lots of adventuring. [-] One character is a dick. [+] Said character undergoes realistic character growth. Updates: M/W/F.