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Duskbound Chapter 72

The centipedes practically stood still while he killed them, offering no appreciable resistance to his spear strikes. The moment they were dead, he was in the air, rising on a powerful jump and spe...

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Duskbound Chapter 71

When he’d been a child, Velik had learned some basic woodcraft from a transient woodsman who’d come through the frontier. His parents had quickly and loudly objected to their son spending time ...

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Duskbound Chapter 70

The first indication that he wasn’t alone was a peculiar plopping sound that Velik had first heard a few days ago in the upper reaches of the flesh caves. His eyes snapped over to the entrance, b...

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Book 5, Chapter 59

I took a few seconds to just breathe. It was over. Ammun was gone. His soul had been released from its phylactery and passed into the reincarnation cycle. Someday, it would return as a new person, ...

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Book 5, Chapter 58

Bones were a lot more fragile than people gave them credit for. Comparatively, they were stronger than skin and muscle, but in the grand scheme of things, there was a reason nobody built tools out ...

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Duskbound Vacation Week

Hi guys, I meant to put this as an author's note in today's post but forgot. I'm taking a week off from DB so I can focus on the last few chapters of my other story, and also because it's both the ...

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Duskbound Chapter 69

The fleshy coating on the walls wasn’t uniform in any way. It had varying texture, smooth in some places and rough in others, and a smattering of scars. There were long, jagged slices that had he...

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Book 5, Chapter 57

A band of force girdled my stomach, serving as a tourniquet to put pressure on a wound I couldn’t really feel. It was serious enough that had I still had a normal human body, it might have been t...

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Duskbound Chapter 68

Much like the scorplings, the monsters that the system called stone leg centipedes attacked with the strength of numbers and a venomous bite on their side. Unlike the scorplings, however, they were...

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Book 5, Chapter 56

Ammun’s shadow rejoined the fight about twenty seconds later, which, while entirely expected, didn’t make things any easier for me to deal with. Suddenly, I had twice as many spells coming at m...

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Duskbound Chapter 67

Velik paused in front of the corpse of the scorpling brood mother. There was less of it there, somehow, like the dungeon itself was slowly reclaiming it. He didn’t have time to stand and watch, b...

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Book 5, Chapter 55

I was willing to bet that Ammun hadn’t felt pain in a thousand years or more. His soul might be writhing in tortured agony every moment, but the copy of his mind that piloted that skeleton didn...

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Duskbound Chapter 66

Sildra had been impressed with Jensen’s work. He was quick, decisive, and devastatingly accurate with that bow of his. When the monsters had threatened to overwhelm them, he’d magically pulled ...

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Book 5, Chapter 54

Up to this point, we’d mostly been testing each other and buying time. At first, I’d thought that Ammun was just stalling to give his worker golems more time to build his control silo, but as s...

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Duskbound Chapter 65

Author's Note: As of today, the $10 tier is fully online and is 20 chapters ahead of RR (15 chapters ahead of this tier).

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Velik ended up spending another hour tak...

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Book 5, Chapter 53

I’d done my best to keep this conversation going now that I was here, not because I wanted to talk to my former apprentice, but to give my shadow time to break the first ward stone. As soon as th...

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Duskbound Chapter 64

As far as defensive traits went, sheer size was a good one. Even with a vulnerability identified and in reach, Velik lacked the range to give the brood mother a deep, fatal wound. The champion elit...

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Duskbound Chapter 63

As many scorplings as he’d killed, Velik didn’t have much trouble keeping up with the waves chasing him down. He was nimble enough to keep them from reaching him in groups larger than two or th...

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Duskbound Chapter 62

Velik felt the exact moment the sun went down, even though he hadn’t seen the sky in going on three days now. A measure of weariness sloughed off his limbs mid-fight, and the scorplings he was sl...

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Duskbound Chapter 61

“And then I spent about twenty thousand decarmas storming the building and killing the corrupted seed bearers inside,” Jensen said. “We got everyone we could out and retreated into the forest...

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Duskbound Chapter 60

Author's Note: I finally got my backlog far enough ahead tonight to bring mid-tier online and offer an additional five chapters. Next goal: reach twenty chapters ahead of RR for high-tier s...

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Duskbound Chapter 59

The assassin scorpling was proving to be more worthy a hunt than Velik had given it credit for. It had been close to an hour now, and the amoral giant bug had stayed ahead of him by leading him on ...

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Book 5, Chapter 52

Ammun’s shadow fled the battle immediately. I let it go; there was no point in chasing after it. Destroying it would have done nothing but allowed him to reform it at his side once more. That mig...

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Duskbound Chapter 58

Author's Note: Accidentally posted chapter 57 again. Here is the correct chapter.

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Book 5, Chapter 51

It was beyond obvious that Ammun was controlling both of the undead dragons, but I suspected he’d split the workload between himself and his shadow. In a way, that was good for me, since it meant...

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Duskbound Chapter 57

And that’s eight… nine… and ten. How many more of these damn things are there?

The scorplings weren’t so bad one at a time, but the last batch had been three of them, and the...

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Book 5, Chapter 50

History books weren’t entirely clear on whether it was the moon beam firing down on Manoch or the mana draw from Ammun’s reprisal that had caused the death of the world core. The only one who k...

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Duskbound, Chapter 56

Author's Note: I'm finally getting far enough ahead on the backlog that I can keep 5 chapters in front of the RR release, so expect daily updates Mon-Fri for this story now. I'm considering...

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Book 5, Chapter 49

It didn’t take long for Ammun to make an appearance. Or rather, it didn’t take long for the next prong of his assault to manifest. Despite my best efforts to clear Ralvost of people and deprive...

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Book 5, Chapter 48

“Why now?” Mother asked. “He never showed any signs before.”

We were gathered around the kitchen table. I’d gone to fetch Father, and Mother and Senica had gone home with a now-soun...

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