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Final ebook. (Patreon)

Published:
2024-12-19 05:31:35
Imported:
2026-06

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Here's the final epub version for those who want to add it to their kindle.

Comments

Kyle J Smith

Thank you so much! Can’t wait for the audiobook!

Tsantensore

Oops, I already purchased the Kindle book as soon as I saw it was released. Oh well! Lol, now when can I order a paperback or hardcover?

Aaron A. Cole

A few minor continuity errors: Chapter 6. “I started picking up the items. Ancient vampires were immune to all but the nastiest curses, and we could tell what those were, so there was no risk of us picking them up. I’d been exposed to hundreds of minor curses over the past eight days, so I could tell what each one did just by looking at them.” Contradiction with a scene in the first book, where the guildmaster has to tell Vincent about which cursed objects would be dangerous to him and what they would do. Easily explainable by adding a few words to this passage to carve out an exception for shielded/contained cursed items like what was found at the guild branch. Chapter 20. “I pulled one of Darksmith’s mobile class stones from my coat pocket, making sure no part of it touched my skin. It wasn’t a universal class stone like the adventurer’s guilds used, but it could level every magic-based class, including hero.” Minor contradiction with Vincent’s internal thoughts in Book 1 while trying to unlock his Hero class via the Guild Universal Class Stone. Also contradicts a later scene where Vincent desperately needs to go to a Guild after his demonic parasites start trying to eat his soul. Easily explainable via lack of knowledge back then, by setting restrictions on mobile class stones to only work near dungeons, etc.

RJ Jackson

I've just finished it, and I'm eager for book 3, but I'll try to be patient.