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B6—Chapter 32: Dungeon Illogic, Round Two

It took us an ungodly long time to cross the mountain range with the floating ball of lightning. We could have flown over it quickly, but alas, it was full of ore. So, our travel turned into a start-stop-mine project that dragged on forever. Unfortunately, since we’d defeated the dark ma...

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B6—Chapter 31: Lord of Lightning, Part III

Author's Note:
We have liftoff—or actually, internet—and it's great.

The reason for the shortages was that they replaced the entire internet infrastructure in our area, switching from regular cables to what I think is called fiber optic cables, but I’m not c...

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Update

Hi everybody,

We've been having internet problems since this morning, and apparently, it's going to last all day. I can still access my files and write using my phone's hotspot, but for some reason, Dell 3 (the picture AI) is too heavy for it and isn't working properly.

Since the next...

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B6—Chapter 30: Therapy by Extermination

When we finished collecting all the crystals, the entry cave was pitch black, except for my light ball, and I personally collected over fifty mana crystals. It was actually a good haul. Their size was decent, ranging from mana crystals we could get from relatively big monsters, like the fu...

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B6—Chapter 29: Lord of Lightning, Part I

By the time we finished all the forms, the sun had dipped below the artificial skyline, casting long shadows across the tiles of the lobby floor. Outside, I looked at it in wonder. I could sort of understand how they created a dungeon dimension with a city inside it, but an actual sun in t...

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Announcement #2

According to the comments I received, the winner is Option #2.
I’ll pause billing on April 30 and resume it on June 1st—with a brand-new chapter, of course.

Thank you all so much for your understanding, support, and vacation wishes. I really appreciate it. It’s genuinely heartwarmi...

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B6—Chapter 28: Almost Feels Like Home. Unfortunately 

I jolted awake, eyes blinking against the soft morning light as I lay there, trying to figure out what had yanked me out of sleep. “If you b

I jolted awake, eyes blinking against the soft morning light as I lay there, trying to figure out what had yanked me out of sleep.

“If you b...

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B6—Chapter 27: The Happy Squirrel and the Angry Bladedancer

By the time I woke up, Mahya and Al were gone, so I took Rue out for breakfast and wandered through the mall. Each time I came here, I appre

By the time I woke up, Mahya and Al were gone, so I took Rue out for breakfast and wandered through the mall. Each time I came here, I appreciated it ...

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Two Options, One Burned-Out Brain – Vote Time!

Hi everyone,
I started posting chapters in April of last year. For the first six months, I managed six chapters a week. After that, I dropped to five. Over the past year, I’ve written five and a half books—roughly a million words.

Let that number sink in for a second.

The only...

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B6—Chapter 26: The Hardship of Engineering a Pond-Side Paradise

I found Mahya and Rue in the home appliance section, crouched in front of something that looked like it came straight out of a sci-fi movie.

I found Mahya and Rue in the home appliance section, crouched in front of something that looked like it came straight out of a sci-fi movie. Mahya had...

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B6—Chapter 25: How Not to Ask a Girl Out

I liked the lake in the middle of this habitat and wondered if I could create something similar. Having an open space with three private hou

I liked the lake in the middle of this habitat and wondered if I could create something similar. Having an open space with three private houses around...

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B6—Chapter 24: Apprentices Know Stuff

I strolled down the endless glass-front main thoroughfare of the mall, scanning signs while trying not to get distracted by glowing magical

I strolled down the endless glass-front main thoroughfare of the mall, scanning signs while trying not to get distracted by glowing magical displays an...

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B6—Chapter 23: The Swords are Dead. Long Live the Swords

On the way to the blacksmith, I groaned and facepalmed. Ugh. I forgot to ask her name. Again. Of course, the entrance dropped me off in the

On the way to the blacksmith, I groaned and facepalmed. Ugh. I forgot to ask her name. Again.

Of course, the entrance dropped me off in ...

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B6—Chapter 22: Rue the Shepherd, Mahya the Schemer

Back at the hotel, Al and Mahya were gone. I made myself comfortable on the couch with one sword and got to work figuring out its aspect. The metal was completely unfamiliar. It didn't resemble anything I’d examined on Earth or anywhere else. After about fifteen minutes, I thought I had ...

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B6—Chapter 21: Dungeon Illogic Strikes Again

Author’s Note Managed to squeeze in a chapter today, so that’s one less I owe you next week. Have fun, and happy Passover! —TD >>>&

Author’s Note
Managed to squeeze in a chapter today, so that’s one less I owe you next week.
Have fun, and happy ...

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Sand Plains Outpost #7

Sand Plains Outpost #7

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B6—Chapter 20: New World, New Experiences

When I came down for my guard shift, Mahya sat curled up on the couch, a thick book balanced on her knee and a blanket draped over her shoulders.

“Anything interesting happen?” I asked.

“No. All quiet. Al and Rue also had a quiet night.” She closed the book and stretched her l...

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B6—Chapter 19: Magitech. Yay!

The next dungeon was a major letdown after the glorious mana gym. The portal spat us out into a wide ravine between two towering cliff faces. It twisted to the right, so visibility was twenty meters. The place was also dead quiet. No wind, no rustle, no anything. It felt like being in a tomb or w...

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B6—Chapter 18: Magical Cardio and Mental Strength Training

“We are not removing this core,” Al said, shooting a pointed look at Mahya.

“Of course not,” Mahya replied without missing a beat, tossing her hair back with a confident flick. “If this is the reward for the first run, the next ones should be good, too.”

“You want to run...

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B6—Chapter 17: Brain Day at the Dungeon Gym 

On the way to the Gate, the wind led us to a few dungeons. I’d been feeling restless lately, like my bones were vibrating with excess energy, so I joined the gang for the runs.

The portal of doom turned out to be a jagged crack in the hillside, barely wide enough for Rue to squeeze throug...

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B6—Chapter 16: Ten Thousand Gold Coin and One Cool Gizmo

Mahya and Malith were holed up in her workshop for two days, resurfacing only for meals. Even then, they just took plates and disappeared again. Al worked on the potions order, and Rue fought snakes. He had a serious grudge against them. In the past, he tried to avoid them, complaining about ...

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B6—Chapter 15: A Totally Innocent Moonwalk

When I came down in the morning, Malith sat beside Rue, gesturing with both hands while Rue huffed and shook his head as if he were refusing broccoli. His ears twitched with irritation, and he occasionally bared his teeth in response.

I moved past them, set the coffee to brew, and reached f...

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B6—Chapter 14: [Upgraded]

I took a day off to let my channels rest after the overload of the last two weeks. The following day, I couldn’t ignore the spell in my palm anymore. Every time I looked at it, it bothered me. It was a constant reminder that I’d left it half-finished. Half might have been generous. A quarter ...

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Malith Drex Var

Malith Drex Var

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B6—Chapter 13: My Library’s Having a Growth Spurt

We spent most of the day chatting with Malith. He was a fascinating guy who’d been traveling for over a hundred and fifty years and was a lot less cagey than Lis when it came to sharing stories. I got where Lis was coming from—not wanting to spoil anything in case we ended up visiting a world...

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B6—Chapter 12: Catalysts and Consequences

As we neared the house, Rue bounded toward us with ears perked and tail swishing. He weaved between us, sniffing us thoroughly from the soles of our boots to the tops of our heads, then gave a curt nod of approval.

Malith froze, eyes wide and fixed on the massive dog. Then he gave a little ...

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B6—Chapter 11: Third Traveler Saved—Yep, It’s a Pattern Now

“So, do you know why they grabbed you?” I asked Mahya telepathically once I stopped calling her various damsels in distress.

“No clue. I arrived at the information broker and saw the bots. Next thing I know, I’m waking up with you there. I didn’t even feel a prick or ...

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B6—Chapter 10: Sleeping Beauty in Mild-to-Moderate Distress 

I tried to focus on the DNA book, but my eyes kept skimming over the same lines without absorbing a thing. Mahya had been gone for at least three or four hours—maybe more—and I couldn’t shake the feeling that a meeting with an information broker shouldn’t take this long.

Al glanced ...

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B6—Chapter 9: Mysteries of the Human Genome

We were just about to head out when I remembered the clutter in my Storage—specifically, the bots.

I glanced over at Mahya. “Where do you want me to put your new toys?”

She tilted her head and gestured for me to follow. “In my workshop.”

I took them out one by one and ...

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