He lived a good, long life and was ready to rest with his forefathers until it was time to meet his maker, but that was not to be. His soul was taken away to the world of Leladon by the system, and he awoke in the body of a five-year-old, alone in the middle of nowhere with absolutely nothing in a dangerous fantasy world. Even his name was taken from him by the system. To make things harder for him, the system forced him to hold onto some of his religious beliefs from his old world restricting his options with the world’s magic system. As the title suggests, there is a grand quest, but he is not going to get to it anytime soon. He has to do some growing up first. Did I mention he hates young people? Now that he gets to be one again, he is going to have a hard time of it. This is a classic-style fantasy world with game-like elements, but it will be quite restrained when it comes to going over stats. The protagonist will only get a few exciting powers early on as he has to do some growing up first, but it will still contain lots of action. --- New chapters on Sundays. The only reason for using AI is as an editor for grammar and spelling, not content. I am dyslexic and have wanted to write a book for years, but I was always held back due to the large number of mistakes that would slip into my writing that a conventional editor like MS Word was not able to catch.