Apostle of the Sleeping Gods
Disgardium, Book 2
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Daniel Thomas May
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Your parents are getting divorced. Now, once you turn 16, you'll be doomed to a pitiful existence on the lowest rungs of society. The neighbor girl got plastic surgery for your sake and is levelling fast to impress you. A Sleeping God gave you its power, but now demands absolute loyalty and obedience, even in real life. Something called the Destroying Plague wants its Emissary to infect everyone alive and, as luck would have it, that Emissary is you! But the city sees you as its salvation, not a cause of great suffering...
Scyth aka Alex is a potential Class-A threat to the whole world of Disgardium. That's how the system classifies imba players with an unfair advantage.
However, it is hard to threaten the world while you're stuck levelling up in noob town. It's even harder when all the preventer clans are on the verge of announcing a hunt for you and even your best friends can't be trusted, all while your two patron gods tear you apart from the inside. And now, to make matters worse, your biggest enemy has just become a threat as well.
©2019 Dan Sugralinov; English translation copyright 2019 by Andrew Schmitt (P)2019 TantorWhat listeners say about Apostle of the Sleeping Gods
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- Nadav bar
- 31-01-2020
One of the worst books I had the misfortune of rea
This book is an atrocity.
Worst Mary Sue I've ever encountered, mc just gets bonuses every turn for no effort. No real danger throughout the whole book. They entered a dungeon in a higher level and he literally said; don't worry about it, I'll just one shot everything. And guess what, he was right. This was one big wish fulfillment journey, and a poorly written one at that.
Additionally if you're writing a book about 15 years old don't sexualise it!
I don't want to hear about a small kid's curves you pedo!
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