Abyssbound - Reviews

This is a fiction that matures like wine over time. It isn't something you can get a real feel for by reading the first few chapters. I know that might scare some people because investing in a story can be a serious commitment, but if you give the story a bit more of your time, you will realize how amazing the story is and it only gets better the more you read. Some fictions just get worse as the story continues, not this one!

Rana laughed as she bent her body at an inhuman angle, slithering through the air to obliterate the lavender slime with a well-aimed pierce. As her sword rapidly blended and consumed the slime monster, Rana wrenched her body around the hilt of the blade and kicked off the wall behind her, shooting maniacally towards the greyish white slimes before they could even strike at her, leaving quivering chunks of lavender in her wake. She completely speared through the center of one greyish-white slime with her hellish momentum before using the weight of the slime monster and her embedded blade as a lever to heave out massive chunks of the slimes' inner flesh.

They still outnumbered us and pressuring my soldiers as well. I positioned my archers and mages near the enemies.

"Like I said, you don't have to answer right away. You can take a walk around the camp and think about it. Just so you know, I would like an answer before the end of the day. So, come back with an answer but remember it's your life , live it how you choose."

"Room 205." The nurse then walked out of Maria's room.

I wiped my forehead with the hem of the green tank top I was wearing. I ran back to the truck, "Get in fast." We both got in quickly, I started the car and surprisingly a button was clipped on the shades. I press it and the big garage door slides up, I immediately hit the gas and drove out of the garage. I drove for about 30 minutes and found a motel on the side of the highway. I parked then looked over at the girl, she fallen asleep, curled up in the seat. I got out, locking the car and going inside. It was a ordinary motel, a few seats and tables around, the receptionist had a smug look on her face.

Four days later a new dawn had come. The Era of Humanity was over.

Somebody once asked could I spare some change for gas?

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The void cracks and shatters.

It's a relatable yet interesting story of a boy who suddenly was summoned in another world

Well, I think it's okay, only read when free, and don't have anything to read again