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He didn't know he was looking for a home until he found one. Savannah was unlike any city Derek had ever been to. For the first time since his arrival in Cydaria, Derek actually met a respectable city lord. Natalie Savannah and the city she ruled were much more than he'd imagined. With this combination, Derek made the decision to put down roots by building a shop from scratch and moving his people in. He was even able to get Silvi the beloved kitchen that she so desired, along with personally meeting Alanah Swan and learning new things about the new system he was thrown into-things that only someone who was truly strong would know. Not only that, but with his help, the Kingdom of Cydaria was able to find and deal with a threat from within in the form of Gerald Torith. With the threat of Torith now taken care of, Derek can finally relax knowing that the terrible man can never use those he cares about to get to him, and hopefully, the Kingdom of Cydaria will be able to use their new captive to weed out other threats to the kingdom. However, none of that has anything to do with Derek any longer. He lent his help and got the job done. Now, he's looking forward to the auction and any gains it may bring him. Maybe it's time for him to relax; or maybe a prince has other plans for him. Maybe new trials await. Don't miss the fourth installment of Derek's journey in the System Universe. Join Derek in this unique combination of the LitRPG, Isekai, and Slice of Life genres. He has friends, a bond that should last forever, and even a home. What more could our overpowered protagonist ask for?
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Is Trials of Cydaria appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
A LitRPG fantasy featuring kingdom politics, threat resolution, and found family themes. Includes moderate action sequences and political maneuvering but focuses primarily on slice-of-life elements like building a shop and establishing community.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and mild language.
Publisher ages reflect reading level; our rating reflects content maturity — they can differ.
Who'll love this
Fans of video game-style fantasy with stats and systems will enjoy following an overpowered hero as he builds a home and helps protect a kingdom.