The Crown and the Key (Epic LitRPG Adventure - Book 8) (Fayroll)
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The Crown and the Key (Epic LitRPG Adventure - Book 8) (Fayroll)
A call to arms and onward to battle! Long live The King! You can’t run away from fate – resistance is futile. For this reason, Hagen, the Leader of the little in-game clan is now standing on the battlefield, the witness of two armies clashing head to head. Hagen has started a war. Now his clan, all of Borderlands, and all of Rattermark is poised waiting for the call to battle. Forces of evil tear the forces of light apart, wiping out whole cities and destroying everything in the way. The ancient Lords of Death, once the figures of myths, now spread fear and death. The world of Fayroll is facing dark times... Players are dying every day in unfair and horrible ways; forums are bombed, dissatisfaction and misunderstanding grow every single day. How could Raidion have let this happen? The developers are racking their heads trying to find the player who accepted the hidden quest which was meant to be erased long ago. In the core of the game is someone who has led another player to the dark side purposefully… There is no way to escape the chaos that has been unleashed. For Harriton, the whole game world turned itself upside down the moment “The Hunt†for his head began. Someone wants him dead, and both Raidion and the Consortium have no clue who that someone is, and what his final goal is. In the Fayroll world, players respawn after every death, while offline people start really dying. Could it have gotten any worse? Don’t jinx yourself, Harriton, because now it is too dangerous to promise anything.
