
124 chapters~228K wordsUpdated Aug 8, 2026
The Sword Sage's Second Chance
by Steve Rock
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The Sage of the Endless Sword is dead, Killed in ignominious fashion, his soul would have normally entered the afterlife within the Way. But Fate had other plans. Instead, Adama found himself thrust into the body of an unremarkable young man in the world of Gekai. In this world, gods walk amongst mankind and monsters threaten everything as they spawn endlessly from the Dungeon. Adventurers, bearing the blessings of the gods, journey into the Dungeon to cull the monster population, earning money and growing stronger. Adama joins their ranks and soon finds himself in an epic adventure, battling overwhelming odds and vicious beasts. Will this ornery, tough-as-nails protagonist beat the odds and make the most of his second chance? Or will he fall to the looming shadow of defeat once again? This is a fan fiction isekai novel from two separate worlds. Cradle (Will Wight) and Is it Wrong to Pick up Girls in a Dungeon (Fujino Oomori) aka Danmachi . The character of the Sword Sage is ripped straight from Cradle as faithfully as I was able, but I have taken some significant creative liberties with some of the characters and plot points from the original Danmachi, though. I changed quite a few people and events in ways that I thought suited the Sword Sage a bit more. Some of these are pretty radical changes, and if you were hoping for a totally symmetrical merger you have come to the wrong place, but I think that fans of either book, as well as neither will be able to enjoy this. However, quite a few Cradle terms are mentioned and not explained, and I will try to have a glossary for any who are confused. This fanfic is probably most friendly to Cradle readers. Cover made with OpenAI.
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