Revelation of Worlds

Revelation of Worlds

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It wasn't fate. Roy knew that much as he fell. Likely sabotage, not that it mattered to him much anymore. Being thrown out of the home he held together, in a literal sense, was the most jarring thing that could have happened to him. Kaela simply did what was natural. In her village, that meant fighting, at least for the boys. When she can easily defeat them though, she starts to look elsewhere to fill her sense of adventure. The boy that comes into her life is a promise of that. She can't help but feel it was destiny. With the promise of answers that might help Roy back home, the two set off to the capital. How will a mechanic with the strangest thing to him being a chicken deal with a dragon? Is it possible for a sword-wielding mage to accept that someone can get a metal ball to travel faster than can be seen? When these two worlds collide, the result might not be what anyone expects.
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This is a story about a man that is neither good, kind or smart. The man has no friend, family, motivation or any desire to live. He's transported to another world and gains the power meant for someone else. How will he use this new power? Good or evil, why does it matter, let's just have fun and find a way back while at it. The problem is that the only way back is by bringing peace to this waring world. How will this idiot ever achieve that? 'It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing' Macbeth

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