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Welcome to the Towers
A Tower litrpg. A group of friends, hearing about a liminal zone called the Devil's Crown, decide to try their luck. They've all played a variety of games, accrued a variety of real life skills, and honestly believe they might make it out if they stick together. Hopefully the information in the forums is accurate. ~*~ Book One of the Devil’s Crown series where readers join Kennedy, Jessica, and Kylie as they delve into a dangerous liminal zone known as the Devil’s Crown. An area that begins with 13 Towers hidden in mundane settings. Getting in is the easy part. Surviving long enough to figure out how to get out is a bit more difficult. New worlds. New people. New Problems. They’ve compiled a starter guide from information they’ve found from other Climbers online. Hopefully they didn’t find any misinformation.
First AccessORY
Across the world people are finding magical items that allow them to access abilities found in myth and legend. Where these items are coming from or why there are so many coming into public purview at one time is unknown. What is known is that people who find them sometimes die of mysterious causes. Whether from the item or from something attracted to these strange magics is also unknown. There are contradictory reports whether or not this is a case of delusion or hysteria or if the veil or membrane that separates here from there has been damaged or destroyed. For anyone who finds an AccessORY, they can no longer go back to their normal lives. The item changes them and their place in our Reality. Be careful. Be prepared. Beware choosing the wrong AccessORY. ~ Brutal slow burn with world(s) building. Glass MC that isn't overpowered but doesn't understand what to do or why they shouldn't do certain things while attempting to learn through trial and error.
Master of the Flying Broom
Kensaro Hatanu’s soul was born the day his master handed him his first sword. Except Kensaro’s master did not hand him a sword to walk the path of the otana hanji, the sword saints of legend. His teacher handed Kensaro a broom. A broom to clean the monastery. While the other martial ascetics of Guai Lu practiced their physical and spiritual disciplines, Kensaro swept, mopped, and dusted, imagining he was slaying monsters, saving villagers, and meting out justice. Until the demons came and his broom was called to action. Master of the Flying Broom is a wuxia and xianxia-inspired noblebright martial arts fantasy of roughly 90,000 words.
