Risphina’s Twilight, The Forgotten Gender

Rick, a skilled bodyguard on the run after a disastrous mistake, dies in the desert—only to awaken as a sperm cell fertilizing an egg in the fantasy world of Oryon. Unbeknownst to him, he is destined to become the first male born in 50,000 years. Once a utopia of women created by the Goddess Risphina, Oryon now faces a fertility crisis as the divine pits that sustained their population begin to fail. Rick’s rebirth may be the key to saving a dying civilization that has forgotten his gender ever existed. Rick is a highly talented bodyguard who was hired to protect a high-level CEO. He slept with his daughter in a drug-induced state. He's on the run in a desert until his malnourished state and the heat caused him to hallucinate and drive into a ravine. Next thing he knows, he is swimming around until he finds his way into a giant globe thing. Soon, he realizes that he was reborn as a sperm and had fertilized an egg. Unbeknownst to Rick, he is destined to become the first male born on the enchanting fantasy planet of Oryon in over 50,000 years. This realm is steeped in history, marred by a cataclysmic war between the genders, a conflict that ultimately saw women emerge victorious. Their triumph was significantly aided by the divine intervention of Goddess Risphina, whose mythical Fertility Pits produced a miraculous white liquid, enabling women to conceive exclusively female offspring. As the centuries passed, the memory of men faded into oblivion, and womankind thrived in a harmonious utopia, blissfully unaware of the existence of their male counterparts. However, a looming crisis now threatens this idyllic existence: the revered Fertility Pits, once a source of life and prosperity, have begun to falter, leaving women increasingly anxious as they struggle to conceive. Miscarriages became the norm. The female Utopia was becoming a dystopia as the Temple of Risphina became increasingly draconian in its efforts to keep humanity alive. Volume 1 follows Rick's mother, Lady Isadora, as she struggles to adapt to being pregnant in a world where she would rather fight monsters to protect her country, instead of giving birth to the next heir to House Estragon.