The gloves are off, and the invasion has begun.
Rook has turned his attention onto the newly-formed Kingdom of the Iron Dice. In his mind, Joe has become a nuisance that must be squashed. How will Joe’s castle prevail when not one, but two armies march upon it?
Joe and Zoya no longer have a shield of ignorance to hide behind. If they face Rook, it will be with the full knowledge of their own true mortal peril. They may be Champions, with near-immortality, but they are still just two micro-sentients facing a god-like being.
The adventure continues as Joe and Zoya journey back to their kingdom in hopes of bringing order to a dungeon that has been falling into chaos. How will they prioritize which fire to put out? Or will everything they have built burn down to ashes?
If Joe and Zoya don’t build levels, strength, and abilities quickly, then the kingdom will fall.
From an Amazon Bestseller in Superhero Science Fiction, Kip Terrington continues The Twenty-Sided Eye Series. Combining his various passions, this series involves: world building, an Artificial Intelligence, LitRPG / GameLit, merging with the machine: Cyberpunk, science fiction, fantasy, character development, booger humor, and some moral dilemmas to boot.
My Opinion: 378 pages, $2.99, Available On Kindle Unlimited
Even without a recap, it was easy to fall back into the story and remember why I liked the characters and general world. I’ll admit, the story has lost some of the grand world building sections but they existed to build up the world and that’s been done. The story more closely follows the main character (MC) and his adventures leveling, building up and defending his kingdom, and his interactions with the various forces that want to take over his place of power. There’s good action-adventure and kingdom building and fun interactions between characters I liked. Overall, a good read.
Score: 7.5 out of 10
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