Last Lord of the Fey (Progression Fantasy)

Redemption is never beyond reach.

After millennia in chains, Lucifer—the fallen archangel—has failed every escape. Every world he fled to, Heaven hunted him down and dragged him back into the Pit. So he chose the one path he's never dared: humility. Lucifer cast aside his power, his pride, and reincarnated into a distant magical world as a mortal child. Lucian.

His memories remain, but his strength is gone, forcing him to rise the slow way—training, studying, and clawing through the rigid systems of a world that rewards effort; learning magic that echoes the raw power of creation he once controlled.

If he's to survive in this new world, he must rise the mortal way: spell by spell, skill by skill, grinding upward through harsh trials, academy politics, and threats that don't care who he used to be. Progress is slow, and brutally honest—yet something in him begins to shift.

Because for the first time since The Fall, Lucian wonders if growth earned through humility might lead somewhere other than freedom. To a state he never allowed himself to imagine: redemption.

What to expect:

• First person, limited omniscience, past tense POV.

• Lucifer from Paradise Lost being Isekai-style reincarnated into a custom magical world.

• An early start where some of the younger years (baby, toddler) are skipped over, with the narrative continuing from middle childhood (age 7).

• A primary plot that occurs in a magical academy, with years' worth of curriculum and courses planned out.

• A unique magic system that draws upon real-life science as a starting point and then goes far beyond into the realm of the arcane.