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The Kakos Realm

Death upon the Fields of Splendor

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The Kakos Realm

By: Christopher D Schmitz
Narrated by: Tom Fria
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The mysterious Watcher finally arrives as a harbinger of terrible news. He sends Rashnir and Zeh-Ahbe’ on a suicide mission in order to save their friends. Despite the Luciferian Deathsquads, bounty hunters, and a secretly excavated monolith unearthed by Lilth’s wendigo, the ranger and lycan charge headlong into the mouth of danger: the arch-mage’s home at the Temple of Light.

Before they can succeed, the Watcher shows his true colors and trades secret information in exchange for an item locked away in a demon overlord’s stronghold. They must retrieve a simple silver key that resides in the Dark Lord’s throne room.

Getting into the castle is doable - but getting out alive may be another matter entirely!

©2018 Christopher D. Schmitz (P)2018 Christopher D. Schmitz Dark Fantasy Fantasy Fiction

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