Voidgod: A LitRPG Adventure (Savage Dominion Book 3) by Luke Chmilenko & G.D Penman

Author:Luke Chmilenko & G.D Penman [Chmilenko, Luke]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Wraithmarked Creative, LLC
Published: 2022-07-18T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 18

Everything went dark. And this time I suspected it wasn’t just because we were too close to the Voidgod or somebody had turned off the glowing lights underfoot. We hit the ground hard, and even though my skull was as thick as hell, there was an upper limit to how much of a blow I could take without getting knocked out. This was basically a plane crash. Not something you’d usually expect to survive, let alone stay awake all the way through.

Drain did its job, though. All the damage that I’d dealt turned into health for me. Dropping a whole city on an army of monsters and alvaren did a lot of damage, it turned out. I don’t think I had ever been healthier in my entire life. They could have sold my sweat as a health supplement. Pure health was dripping from every pore.

[5263/1670 Health]

Despite that, forcing my eyes open sucked. I had the headache to end all headaches like I’d drunk an entire brewery, then followed it up by headbutting a boulder to death. Which honestly sounded like something I’d do after drinking an entire brewery. Or just a couple of beers really. I never claimed to be smart. Just sexy as hell.

The towering crystals above us had collapsed in, shattering in a dozen places but wedging together in a mishmash before they crushed us. The once solid ground beneath us was now more crack than crystal, and bits of Bastion poked through everywhere you looked. Hunks of grey stone, splatters that used to be Voidspawn, and a lump of what I was pretty sure had been the waystone. Guess we came right down on top of Araphel. Good aim on my part, even if it was accidental.

Ever so carefully, I pulled some long slivers of crystal out from where they’d been embedded under my skin and tossed them aside. I didn’t even bleed thanks to all that excess health. It was already ticking back down to normal, but I was calling it a win anyway. The cushion of health had seen me through a lot of stabbing, apparently. There were a lot more of those razor-sharp fragments all around me, pushed out as I healed. The ruined state of my armor was a testament to just how dead I’d have been otherwise.

Right. Focus. Araphel wasn’t dead yet. If I’d killed a god, I’d have expected more fanfare and glory. I’d killed a metric ton of alvaren. I’d killed more Voidspawn than you could shake a stick at. I’d probably incidentally killed all my friends, too. But Araphel was still kicking it somewhere. Probably back at Voidcrown Spire. Still, that bought us time to breathe.

I heard ragged breathing behind me, and I was up on my feet, reaching for a sword that wasn’t there faster than I had time to think.

Briar by Moonlight had survived. I didn’t know how, when even I’d only made it through thanks to a flaw in the way Drain worked. She was

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