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Helping a Friend

Name: Helping a Friend
Rating: 4.20 (1674 reviews)
Author: Jason A. Cheek

Jason A. Cheek

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Startum Ironwolf has completed his Nightmare quest and is fortifying BrokenFang Hold when he finds out that his good friend Domenic is under attack by a PVP Alliance called Chaos Storm. If he doesn’t find a way over to the continent that his friend is on in a week, Domenic will lose everything. Unfortunately, traversing the dangerous lands and sea in-between them will not be easy. The journey will take everything Startum has to reach his friend in time. At the same time, he must somehow prepare for a new monster invasion headed his way.

Lucky for him, the Devil Dogs and Valkyrie Guilds have agreed to give him a hand.

Warning: This is a LitRPG story and contains adult situations, foul language, MMORPG-style violence, and other fun things. Read at your own risk.

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