Essence A Divine Dungeon Anthology

Infernal or celestial. Young or old. Each has their own path to power. Delve into the world of the Divine Dungeon with new and old cultivators alike. Discover the Lion Kingdom's beginning, learn the origin of Odin and his ravens, and take a philosophical approach to cultivation. These stories and more are included in the first short story anthology set in Dakota Krout's Divine Dungeon universe. Eight incredible new tales told by eight amazing authors. Check out this LitRPG and GameLit fantasy anthology today! Lion Start by Rohan Hublikar Join Garron and Andros as they flee an oppressive Noble house and begin learning the secrets of cultivation while evading capture. Perhaps their methods will even create a legacy of its own? Legacy of Thunder by Steven Willden Learn the origin of Odin and his ravens, back when they were all simple cultivators in Azguardia. How did a child eventually become one of the most powerful and well-known lightning users of all time? Flight of the Glitterflit by Ryan Ball Test both the dangers and joys of surpassing your personal limits with Jack, as he learns what it really means to determine your own destiny. A person's fate is never what you would suspect. Splat! by Raymond Johnson A simple Dungeon Goblin has been killed in the same way over and over, constantly revived by the dungeon it has bound itself to. Is there more to the deaths than simply fighting adventurers? The Spirit Dungeon by Alexis Keane An infernal cultivator is driven from his home by true necromancers. During his escape, he finds a secret that could allow him to live nearly forever. Will he be able to control it? Hidden Lantern by James Auwaerter The Inquisition has arrived. At least, one of the members has. It is up to him to determine if this area is worth saving... or should be purged by fire. Butcher Boy by Dakota Krout Follow the saga of Ramset as he learns what it means to be a cultivator in a city where men are only allowed to be mere mortals. Axiom by Dennis Vanderkerken What is cultivation? How is it possible? Philosophy to the rescue! When an old man loses everything, he decides that age is not going to be what stops him from rescuing the young ones that have been 'recruited' by the raiders that took them.

Infernal or celestial. Young or old. Each has their own path to power. Delve into the world of the Divine Dungeon with new and old cultivators alike. Discover the Lion Kingdom's beginning, learn the origin of Odin and his ravens, and take a philosophical approach to cultivation. These stories and more are included in the first short story anthology set in Dakota Krout's Divine Dungeon universe. Eight incredible new tales told by eight amazing authors. Check out this LitRPG and GameLit fantasy anthology today! Lion Start by Rohan Hublikar Join Garron and Andros as they flee an oppressive Noble house and begin learning the secrets of cultivation while evading capture. Perhaps their methods will even create a legacy of its own? Legacy of Thunder by Steven Willden Learn the origin of Odin and his ravens, back when they were all simple cultivators in Azguardia. How did a child eventually become one of the most powerful and well-known lightning users of all time? Flight of the Glitterflit by Ryan Ball Test both the dangers and joys of surpassing your personal limits with Jack, as he learns what it really means to determine your own destiny. A person's fate is never what you would suspect. Splat! by Raymond Johnson A simple Dungeon Goblin has been killed in the same way over and over, constantly revived by the dungeon it has bound itself to. Is there more to the deaths than simply fighting adventurers? The Spirit Dungeon by Alexis Keane An infernal cultivator is driven from his home by true necromancers. During his escape, he finds a secret that could allow him to live nearly forever. Will he be able to control it? Hidden Lantern by James Auwaerter The Inquisition has arrived. At least, one of the members has. It is up to him to determine if this area is worth saving... or should be purged by fire. Butcher Boy by Dakota Krout Follow the saga of Ramset as he learns what it means to be a cultivator in a city where men are only allowed to be mere mortals. Axiom by Dennis Vanderkerken What is cultivation? How is it possible? Philosophy to the rescue! When an old man loses everything, he decides that age is not going to be what stops him from rescuing the young ones that have been 'recruited' by the raiders that took them.

A town put to the sword. The young forcibly recruited. An old man out for revenge. After his town is put to the sword and the children are taken to replace the fallen, an old man is out for revenge. He's ready to fail at the most difficult challenge in the world: cultivation. Too corrupted to even take the first steps, the sly old elder simply agreed with those who told him that it was impossible. Then he quietly ignored them, rubbed his hands together, and started anyway. He had always failed in what he did: he lost his way from the academy, his command was devastated by a Mage, he lost his town, and now his last hopes for the future had been stolen by a group of raiders. The only thing that had never failed him was his sharp mind and philosophy. He would cultivate... no matter what it cost him. A lifetime of failure can dull and dampen a soul. A reason to live, a goal, can change that in an instant. It is always darkest just before the dawn.

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