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The Quizard Mountains

Station Cores, Book 2

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The Quizard Mountains

Written by: Jonathan Brooks
Narrated by: Miles Meili
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The Station Core known as Milton has barely survived the first concentrated attack by hostile Proctans, leaving his "dungeon" destroyed and most of his defenders dead. Not the most auspicious start.

But now, with the addition of Brint and his inventor friend, Whisp, Milton now has the tools available to turn his dungeon into one that should easily defend against all comers - or at least he hopes so.

However, when the Cordpower Company - the makers of the original Power Potion - contract the best of the best to find out what happened to their agents, Milton’s dungeon is put to the test against two Proctans who are way out of his league.

Meanwhile, Brint learns more about his ability to control the Combat Units that Milton creates, eventually being put into a position to lead an expedition into the Quizard Mountains. He hopes to find enough resources inside the caves to fully outfit the dungeon, making it even deadlier than it already is.

Unfortunately, he finds something else....

Contains litRPG/gamelit elements such as level progression and experience, optional tables, no harems, and a heavy dungeon core emphasis.

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©2018 Jonathan Brooks (P)2019 Jonathan Brooks Cyberpunk Fiction Science Fiction LitRPG
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Terrible plot directions and choices by the writter. The beginning portions are large info dumps from whisp about abilities that drags on way too long. The main theme about exploring and the mountains is short. Most encounters told from future perspective so no doubt as to buddy's survival as a report rather then the story unfolding. Then massive chunk of time spent on an over powered couple clearing the new and improved dungeon like its a kids playhouse no challenge no danger tho they claim it as such none of the rooms come close to hurting them. Where's the entertainment in a predictable outcome or seeing the mc's hard work look like a waste of effort. Not sure what the author thought when writing this but fun and suspense dont seem to be it. After the encounters from the first book that could have gone either way this is boring. On the other end alenas personality is less cringy sometimes so theres that at least.

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