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World of Ga'em #4
The Eternal: Infinity
There are two kinds of evil in this world.
Evil that you can kill, and evil that kills you I've ended this man's life before. I've already plunged my sword through his heart, but it wasn't enough.
And now he's here to return the favor.
My name is Zoran Diablo, and it would be an understatement to say I feel uneasy right now. A man I killed has risen from the lands of the dead, and this time, he will do everything he needs to end my life. I am not strong enough to resist him, and yet, I must. I am all that remains between a future filled with peace, and one bathed in blood.
A big battle is coming, but I will not be the winner. For there is only one way to stop evil that won't die. Enslave it.
Evil that you can kill, and evil that kills you I've ended this man's life before. I've already plunged my sword through his heart, but it wasn't enough.
And now he's here to return the favor.
My name is Zoran Diablo, and it would be an understatement to say I feel uneasy right now. A man I killed has risen from the lands of the dead, and this time, he will do everything he needs to end my life. I am not strong enough to resist him, and yet, I must. I am all that remains between a future filled with peace, and one bathed in blood.
A big battle is coming, but I will not be the winner. For there is only one way to stop evil that won't die. Enslave it.
250 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 31, 2017
About the author
Dhayaa Anbajagane
28 books20 followersDhayaa Anbajagane is a bestselling Sci-Fi author whose new LitRPG series, ‘The World of Ga’em’ sold over 1000 copies in the first month of release and ranked #1 on all Cyberpunk books for nearly 2 weeks. His first Sci-Fi series, the ‘Quest Saga' has over 20,000 readers and has won many fans all around the world. He currently has a passion for telling stories in the LitRPG Genre and hopes to make a good home within it.
He writes in his free time (which for some reason always overlaps his sleep time) and secretly believes he is from an ancient human race that lives nocturnally and needs coffee to survive.
Dhayaa loves to hear from his readers. Feel free to send him an email, or catch him on Facebook.
Email: author@dhayaaanbajagane.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/DhayaaAnbajagane
Website: www.dhayaaanbajagane.com
He writes in his free time (which for some reason always overlaps his sleep time) and secretly believes he is from an ancient human race that lives nocturnally and needs coffee to survive.
Dhayaa loves to hear from his readers. Feel free to send him an email, or catch him on Facebook.
Email: author@dhayaaanbajagane.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/DhayaaAnbajagane
Website: www.dhayaaanbajagane.com
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December 22, 2017
Good story but if the author doesn't stop saying that they "shot forward" every time a power is activated, I think I'm going to scream, though to be fair, he did say charged forward once and I had to cheer, because I think it was the first time the whole series he didn't say shot. Other than the terrible editing, and the fact that in this series scattered apparently doesn't translate to actually being scattered at all, the book wasn't bad.
September 16, 2017
Ok read
Not a bad addition just don't get the point of the experience system it has no use the mc gets millions of xp and no benefit from it or anyone else around him . Hopefully some of the other characters tie in better the next book or ill probably be done with this series
Not a bad addition just don't get the point of the experience system it has no use the mc gets millions of xp and no benefit from it or anyone else around him . Hopefully some of the other characters tie in better the next book or ill probably be done with this series
September 20, 2017
Good read
Keep them coming. More details about city building too.
Why more words? Geez can't we just like a book without writing a book about it?
Keep them coming. More details about city building too.
Why more words? Geez can't we just like a book without writing a book about it?
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews