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My (Monster?) Hero Life

Our protagonist Kace suddenly gets reincarnated. With a voice in head he has to wonder. Is it god? More like a twisted goddess who has a grudge to settle. His perfect life seemed to be within his grasp and the excitement was unbearable. Though a random thought and a bored 'godess' quickly derailed these dreams of his. I guess even Monsters need a hero. Building a new life in another world could never be easy. Especially when it begins with a mad goblin shaman and a murderous orc hanging around. Sigh. Join Kace on his journey of evolution. As a hero for monsters his only goal is to gather a team of powerful allies like himself. To end the invasion of the evil human race. From humble beginnings in caverns on a mountain, to forcefully taking a town for the monsters to call home. From heading out to sea to discovering dark secrets hidden from prying eyes in absolute darkness. He's in a race against time, seeking to uncover the truths of this new world before it's too late to save it. Abandoning ones humanity has never been so noble!

Antihero · Fantasy
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343 Chs

Swamp Things

"Grugda! Now!" Kace yelled confidently as he leapt aside.

Seven sharp spears of earth sped forward. Having used Kace's body to block the creatures view it was caught completely unaware. Before it could react the spears pierced through it's singular large eyeball, popping it like a balloon. Slaying it instantly.

Kace looked at the creature with a hint of disgust. It was exactly like a giant toad, ignoring the fact it had a single eyeball. Its long tongue was barbed with poison.

The Cycload, as Kace had dubbed it, had given them quite the workout. Keeping them on their toes for the past half hour. A full day had passed since they seperated from the rest of the crew.

They knew roughly where the ship was located by using the mountain range as a marker. Though they had no idea where they should start searching. The only thing they knew for certain was what direction the Captain was headed in. That was enough for them to decide not to follow his lead.