It always hurts when you find out someone you care about is using you. For Startum Ironwolf, that's something that he can't forgive or forget. No matter what it might cost, he will need to deal with the Centaur Tribes and their Chieftain or possibly lose his new allies.
While that's going on, Star also has learned that the takeover of the Thieves Guild in Delonshire hasn't gone as planned. A new horror has been unearthed, the PKers have gone berserk, and his friends are struggling to hold the village. Unfortunately, before Star can head out to help his friends, an old frenemy appears on his doorstep.
After learning about what he's now up against, Star has some serious decisions to make. Does he keep this venomous frenemy around, or does he slaughter their evil tribe to the last? Can he make these cannibals a part of his alliance without having his people being eaten while they're asleep? That said, can he run the risk of not accepting their help or the power that they could turn into?
If that isn't bad enough, the information Inar carries about the Administrator who's hacked The World's settings and supported his ex-girlfriend has opened his eyes to an entirely greater threat. When he learns that they could cause him to lose his lands, people, soul mates, and everything else that he's built, the threat takes on an entirely new priority.
WARNING: This is a GameLit/LitRPG story and contains explicit intimate relations, explicit violence, explicit expletives, cussing and swearing, explicit hacking and slashing, betrayals, pant wetting, improper use of motorcycles, general speeding, polyamory, theft, arson, egg-laying, open relationships, power leveling, twinking, PVP, ogling of demi-humans, ogling of humanoids, ogling of monsters, PVE, spawn camping, trespassing, dwarf tossing, cell phone hacking, account hacking, attempted rape, adult situations, violations of civilian rights, a dire wolf with an attitude, infidelity, bawdy relations with Orcs, Goblins, Trolls, Beastkin, Gnomes, Dwarves, Elves and monsters, MMORPG-style violence, allusions to nonconsensual relations, consensual relations, wolves and bears as pets, nudity and nakedness, no bras, naked raids, murder, attempted murder, atheism, rationalizations, man-handling, decapitations, pirate on pirate violence, gossiping, defenestration, sexual harassment, religious rationalizations, unusual morals, NPC relations, player relations, possible centaur riding, stalking, looting, womanizing, mansplaining, bribery, LAN parties, fantasy depictions of mages and warriors, highly risqué fantasy gaming tropes, personal rants, assault and battery, stabbings, cannibalism, general mayhem, specific mayhem, immolations, explosions, siege weapons of mass destruction, existential discussions, controversial topics of sci-fi fandom, real-world intimate relationships, in-game intimate relationships, playing the field, disrespect for authority, womansplaining, realm invasions, mind control fears, bad tempered marines, conspiracy theories, cohabitation, men playing women, digital prostitution, exsanguinations, women playing men, references to science fiction literature and television, references to gaming, playing MMOs for too many hours straight, government surveillance, jelly donuts, inappropriate gaming names, player abuse, interrogations and torture, chest ogling, grocery store misconduct, talking on a cell in public, relational misconduct, magic misconduct, fangs, general misconduct, voyeurism, making out sessions, heavy petting, insanity, random violence, destruction of property, public indecency, annoying escort quests, rezzing and resurrections, castle sieging, city ransacking, slavery, raping and pillaging, role-playing, abuse, crazy ex-girlfriend flashbacks, nutshots and eye poking, the stabbing of private organs, pick-up groups, fast-moving zombies, and anything else offensive I may have forgotten to mention. Read at your own risk.
Genre: GameLit
While that's going on, Star also has learned that the takeover of the Thieves Guild in Delonshire hasn't gone as planned. A new horror has been unearthed, the PKers have gone berserk, and his friends are struggling to hold the village. Unfortunately, before Star can head out to help his friends, an old frenemy appears on his doorstep.
After learning about what he's now up against, Star has some serious decisions to make. Does he keep this venomous frenemy around, or does he slaughter their evil tribe to the last? Can he make these cannibals a part of his alliance without having his people being eaten while they're asleep? That said, can he run the risk of not accepting their help or the power that they could turn into?
If that isn't bad enough, the information Inar carries about the Administrator who's hacked The World's settings and supported his ex-girlfriend has opened his eyes to an entirely greater threat. When he learns that they could cause him to lose his lands, people, soul mates, and everything else that he's built, the threat takes on an entirely new priority.
WARNING: This is a GameLit/LitRPG story and contains explicit intimate relations, explicit violence, explicit expletives, cussing and swearing, explicit hacking and slashing, betrayals, pant wetting, improper use of motorcycles, general speeding, polyamory, theft, arson, egg-laying, open relationships, power leveling, twinking, PVP, ogling of demi-humans, ogling of humanoids, ogling of monsters, PVE, spawn camping, trespassing, dwarf tossing, cell phone hacking, account hacking, attempted rape, adult situations, violations of civilian rights, a dire wolf with an attitude, infidelity, bawdy relations with Orcs, Goblins, Trolls, Beastkin, Gnomes, Dwarves, Elves and monsters, MMORPG-style violence, allusions to nonconsensual relations, consensual relations, wolves and bears as pets, nudity and nakedness, no bras, naked raids, murder, attempted murder, atheism, rationalizations, man-handling, decapitations, pirate on pirate violence, gossiping, defenestration, sexual harassment, religious rationalizations, unusual morals, NPC relations, player relations, possible centaur riding, stalking, looting, womanizing, mansplaining, bribery, LAN parties, fantasy depictions of mages and warriors, highly risqué fantasy gaming tropes, personal rants, assault and battery, stabbings, cannibalism, general mayhem, specific mayhem, immolations, explosions, siege weapons of mass destruction, existential discussions, controversial topics of sci-fi fandom, real-world intimate relationships, in-game intimate relationships, playing the field, disrespect for authority, womansplaining, realm invasions, mind control fears, bad tempered marines, conspiracy theories, cohabitation, men playing women, digital prostitution, exsanguinations, women playing men, references to science fiction literature and television, references to gaming, playing MMOs for too many hours straight, government surveillance, jelly donuts, inappropriate gaming names, player abuse, interrogations and torture, chest ogling, grocery store misconduct, talking on a cell in public, relational misconduct, magic misconduct, fangs, general misconduct, voyeurism, making out sessions, heavy petting, insanity, random violence, destruction of property, public indecency, annoying escort quests, rezzing and resurrections, castle sieging, city ransacking, slavery, raping and pillaging, role-playing, abuse, crazy ex-girlfriend flashbacks, nutshots and eye poking, the stabbing of private organs, pick-up groups, fast-moving zombies, and anything else offensive I may have forgotten to mention. Read at your own risk.
Genre: GameLit
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