
In SerialWizards of the Otherworldly Court: Alicia Fantasy Action Adventure
"Why are my hands getting warmer?"
As far as Alicia was concerned, she was the daughter of a rich businessman attending high school.
Then, she feels off and at the same time, she's not.
One week later, her best friend brought her to another world(s).
This is Alicia Bell's tale.
1st book written in the Wizards of the Otherworldly series.
Wizards of the Otherworldly Court is a fantasy story about the Otherworldly Court, an inter-dimensional (or world-hopping, you get the idea) organization made up of people of all ages, gender, and race from many parallel or different worlds. They are granted elemental-like magic powers and called themselves 'Court Wizards'.
They are tasked to watch over the many worlds they come across and step into these worlds on 'missions' to preserve the balance, life, order, anything to make said worlds better places in the shadows but may reveal themselves if necessary.
However, these missions may partially or even fully oppose their nature, personal interests, and ideals. Yet, most of the Court Wizards are aware and willing to complete even the worst missions that would shatter their true selves that they will never cast aside regardless, either growing or regressing because of it.
Basically, it's isekai to multiple worlds but each book after Wizards of the Otherworldly Court: Alicia focuses primarily on one world while also discussing its lore in detail. Book Alicia is the introduction containing the essential worldbuilding of the Otherworldly Court universe you need to know while shoving in as many characters and worlds as I can. Also, each book will have a different main character, sometimes more than one in a single book, like Jojo.
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1. Epigraph
2. Chapter 1.1: An Unusual Morning - Part One
3. Chapter 1.2: An Unusual Morning - Part Two
4. Chapter 1.3: An Unusual Morning - Part Three
5. Alicia Bell's Poem
6. Chapter 2: The Otherworldly Court
7. Chapter 3: Conversation in the Evening
8. Chapter 4: Mother Is From Another World!
9. Chapter 5: Maneg 101
10. Chapter 6: Hundred Percent Loyal Maneg
11. Chapter 7: Aqua, the Fire Guardian
12. Chapter 8: The First Mission, Slaying Skeleton Goblins
13. Chapter 9: After the First Mission and Ranks
14. Chapter 10: A Vampire and Its Hunter, a Knight and Another Knight
15. Chapter 11: The Price of Loyal Maneg and More Court Wizards
16. Interlude 1: Tea Party 1
17. Chapter 12: The Second Mission, Killing 'Bandits'
18. More About the Otherworldly Court 1: The Maneg Soul Chooses Its Court Wizard
19. Chapter 13.1: Problems of the Conglomerate - Introduction
20. Chapter 13.2: Problems of the Conglomerate - Complication
21. Interlude 2: School Life 1
22. Chapter 13.3: Problems of the Conglomerate - Conflict
23. Chapter 13.4: Problems of the Conglomerate - Conflict
24. Interlude 3: Bunch of Experiments 1
25. Interlude 4: Friends
26. Chapter 13.5: Problems of the Conglomerate - Conflict
27. Chapter 13.6: Problems of the Conglomerate - Conflict
28. Chapter 13.7: Problems of the Conglomerate - Climax
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