The Dungeon Hive

The Dungeon Hive

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Ever wonder who created the first Werewolf? Or the world's first Unicorn? Wonder no more! For anyone who love fantasy-comedies, here comes the misadventures of Ioplon's first dungeon and the origins of the fantasy creatures we all know and love. Here comes The Dungeon Hive! This is the unedited version of my story. For the edited version, please visit Amazon. Fantasy Begins: Book 1 of the Dungeon Hive Trilogy, and Dungeon Flames: #2 of the Dungeon Hive Trilogy are both available on Amazon.com.
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I didn't die in a dramatic battle, nor did I wake up in some fantasy world as a hero. I got reincarnated as a book. A sentient, magical, panic-prone book. Now I float, glow, and occasionally explode in chaotic sparks while being carried around by a determined mage named Lyra and her overly enthusiastic apprentice, Tavin. My life, or unlife, is a mix of accidental magic, goblin attacks, and the existential dread of literally being read aloud. But things get serious when I form a magical pact with Lyra, unlocking powers I never asked for and a bond that makes me... important. Maybe even heroic. If I survive long enough to figure out how to actually use magic instead of panicking. Join me, the Codex, as I navigate magic, monsters, and the hilarious hardships of being a book with feelings. Adventure awaits. And yes, I still hate Tavin's handwriting.

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