Ever wonder who created the first Werewolf? Or the world's first Unicorn? Wonder no more! For anyone who love fantasy-comedies, here comes the misadventures of Ioplon's first dungeon and the origins of the fantasy creatures we all know and love. Here comes The Dungeon Hive!

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This is the unedited draft of the trilogy Fantasy Begins: Book 1 of the Dungeon Hive Trilogy, Dungeon Flames: #2 of the Dungeon Hive Trilogy, and Spread of the Dungeons: III of the Dungeon Hive Trilogy are available on Amazon.com.

Ever wonder who created the first Werewolf? Or the world's first Unicorn? Wonder no more! For anyone who love fantasy-comedies, here comes the misadventures of Ioplon's first dungeon and the origins of the fantasy creatures we all know and love. Here comes The Dungeon Hive!

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Hide and Seek is the first book of the Snow in August trilogy. This novel is centered around cancer and first love of a seemingly unrequited nature. Each of the books in the Snow in August trilogy have childish titles and adult themes.

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Inside the Boys changing room, Joe and Ben were just finishing getting changed as Josh walked in. Josh walked over to his bag and as he reached it Ben and Joe both patted him on the back and said "GG" The pair soon grabbed there bags and went outside the changing room and waited for Josh to finish. 
A few minutes past and Josh walked out and saw the pair waiting for him outside and he asks "So Who's better, Darth Vader or Thrawn?" Joe quickly replies saying "Easy Thrawn." Ben thinks for a moment and says "Overall Thrawn, But in some cases as Vader's more flushed out you could say Vader cause he's a house hold name. but what do you think Josh?" 
Josh looks up from his phone and says "Idk who Thrawn is tbh, So I gotta say Vader." Josh then shows them his phone with a Instagram post asking "Who's better Darth Vader or Thrawn?" Ben then says to Josh "Next time your round mine, Maybe on Saturday if your all free. We're gonna need to watch Star Wars Rebels seasons 3 and 4 with Josh it seems."
Joe nods his head and says "I should be free Saturday, and I've been meaning to watch it again but we need to start with the season 2 finale. Since that's arguably the best season finale in all there shows other than maybe Clone wars season 7 and that's just fact. Rebels Season 3 finale is up there too."
Ben just stood there nodding whilst Josh is stood there with a confused expression on his face and asks "What?" Ben then says "You'll see on Saturday." Josh then says sarcastically "Oh will I." As he Ben was about to say something the Bell went off and Mr Davis shouts saying "Leave, all of you and I'll see you next lesson." 
The trio make there way into the Main hall that lies in the same Building as the English block. The main hall was Square with a few pillars scattered around and a stage at the far end next to the door to the cafeteria. The hall had some tables scattered around the place and chairs lined up in front of the stage. Enough chairs to hold an entire year group.  
Joe, Josh and Ben all walk into the hall and head over to the back of the room and Joe and Ben sat on top of some tables, and Soon the 3 of them found themselves joined by a 4th person this mysterious person walks over to them and says "Hey guys what are we talking about today?"
Joe looks over and says "Hi Alex, Are you free Saturday?"  Alex Looks at the others and says "I should be WHY?" Ben Quickly replies saying "We're going round mine and doing a Star Wars Rebels Marathon." Alex nods his head and says "Sounds good." Alex then walks in Close to the others and Quietly whispers "Have you heard?, There's 3 New Kids in our year?" 
Josh looks at him and asks "No, What do you know?" Alex quietly says "Get this word is that there's a New boy and 2 new girls and the Boy is a massive nerd. Keep a lookout for him"  Ben looks over at the clock and says "We got 5 minutes Should we start heading up to Geography Joe?" 
Joe looks at the clock and says "No, Not yet Mr Jones is chill he won't be fused if we're a few minutes late." Ben looks at the clock and says "Yeeeah, Sure" With a anxious tone. 
Josh soon asks "So did you guys see that new bird's of prey movie yet?" Joe shakes his head and says "Nope, Tbh I didn't even know it was out yet." Alex looks at the Pair of them and says "Bruh, The DCEU died with the cancellation of the Snyder Cut, The day the Snyder Cut and the Snyder verse is restored is the day I have faith in DCEU again." 
Ben leans back on the table so his backs against the wall and says with a smirk on his face "What about this new James Gunn film that they bagged him for." Alex looks at Ben and with a Strong stare says "They may finally get something right with a suicide squad film that isn't just the Music choices. But Knowing James Gunn's Brilliant taste in music I think he might be able to beat it." 
Josh shakes his head and says "Birds of Prey is pretty good." Alex points his finger at Josh and says "And Yet I hear that it's not actually a birds of prey film, It's a Harley Quinn film written to be a Birds of Prey film. It just shows that DCEU is lost without Zack Snyder there to bridge it out." 
Joe steps in and says "I will admit that Alex is right. With Zack Snyder everything was there, it all meant something especially the nightmare scene in BVS. the last Good DCEU film was Aquaman and that was already in development under Zack Snyder's supervision I believe. So yes I agree with Alex the DCEU is like a Boat lost at Sea with no form of Navigation and just guessing going in Circles until it either sinks, Hits something or Runs out of Fuel. The DCEU Could theoretically outshine the MCU if the DECU got proper funding and had the right leadership someone who generally cares more for the story and the success than the profits." 
Ben then says "He's right, DC are the OGs just look at the Dark knight trilogy, that is just proof that with good writing and a connected story and proper casting DC could put the MCU to the ground." 
Suddenly the school bell Rings and Joe says to Ben "Now it's time to go"  Ben rolls his eyes and the pair of them start to head upstairs to the second floor to Geography, Whilst the others head of to there subjects. On there way upstairs Joe says to Ben "Thanks for supporting me back there." To which Ben responds saying "You don't need to thank me, I supported you because you were right. Besides We got Mr jones now, I wonder if one of the new kids are in our class."
Joe looks at him and says "It's possible, I'm interested to see."

In a far of Village in the middle of no where lies a simple kid named Joe Wilson. Bear Witness as he tackles school life as well as his social life.

Taka found the eight people he was looking for holding the enemy commander prisoner. He hadn't doubted that the Jedi would survive the battle, because of his supernatural powers, but he was surprised to find out that all the clones were still alive. Badly hurt, that's true, but alive.

It was only now, seeing the veterans covered in new wounds, that Taka associated them with the Hell Squad he heard rumors about. In an army of hundreds of millions, it would be impossible for units not to have similar, or even identical, designations, so when he first heard Ragout refer to them as Hell Squad, he thought they were just a normal unit.

But now he was sure they were anything but normal. They had to be the group of clones he heard stories about. It was hard to find anything about them, other than whispers here and there. But those whispers found their way into the ears of those interested in them pretty quickly, and Taka was one of those people.

Seven clones, veterans of a thousand battles. Responsible for dozens of thousands of confirmed kills, and who knows how many more. Survivors of a fallen legion. Some said they more metal than flesh. Others said that after so much time fighting alongside the Jedis, they had learned some of their powers. Many thought they were actually a lie, a legend created by the Republic to spread fear in the hearts of their enemies. But on one thing all the rumors agreed. Whoever faced Hell Squad met death.

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Dageer noticed the Christophsian general looking weirdly at him, and frowned. His glare carried hints of admiration, curiosity, and... fear? The commander wasn't sure as to why Taka was looking at him like that, but he didn't really care. Most civilians feared clones, because they represented war, and were fearsome looking. The general was a soldier, however, so he shouldn't feel like that. 

Dageer rarely talked to anyone apart from his brothers and Ragout. He had no idea that the tales of Hell Squad had spread across the galaxy.

However, the battle hadn't been nearly as intense as Taka thought it had. Neither Hell Squad nor Ragout were dumb enough to think they could take on sixty thousand droids. So, after distracting them for the time it was needed for the Christophsians to leave their hiding holes, it was pretty much a normal battle. Obviously, Thrawn had ordered his army to focus fire on them, but there was little they could do when they were being attacked by an enemy almost four times their own, ill-prepared or not.

Each of the members of Hell Squad had received their share of injuries, but that was one of the few times they had the luxury of just hiding after being shot, instead of pressing on fighting. Because of that, they were able to avoid any casualties. If the ones attacking were their brothers, instead of the Christophsian Army, they wouldn't have done so. The cold truth was that they didn't care nearly as much for the natives as they did for the other clones. Family above all else.

Still, they had been able to avoid fatal injuries, that's all. For anyone looking, there were more holes in their armor than unharmed spots. Both Dab and Brain had one of their arms immobilized, and were limping hard. Cell still had to recover from the explosion of a wrist rocket, but Three-four said he would be okay. The medic had been hit on the shoulder, thigh, and left side of his body, but luckily, no organs were damaged. That meant he was in a lot of pain, but no danger.

Metal was the one who had it worse of them all. A thermal detonator sent him flying, resulting in a broken leg, and a dislocated shoulder. Three lasers had also found their way to his arm, leaving him with only one good limb. Tech had survived mostly unscathed, apart from two lasers that hit his blast padding. As for Dageer, a laser had grazed his side, and another would two put his left arm out of use for a few days. However, that was all.

Ragout, even though he was a Jedi, hadn't fared much better than Hell Squad. He was the primary target of every clancker on the proximity. He had a bandage wrapped around his head, and another on his right shoulder and chest. 

Overall, they were all okay.

And, better than that, they had managed to capture Thrawn. Dageer had almost killed him, but Ragout stopped him. The commander was hesitant, since he had many bad experiences with leaving enemies alive, but orders were orders.

"Your plan has crumbled around you, Thrawn. Even if we can't win on the frontlines, at least we will hold on for a while more. Besides, without their strategist, I doubt the tin cans can plan anything better than marching forward."

The Chiss smiled, not angered. He seemed resigned to his fate. Dageer didn't like that. He was a dangerous foe, and he had already proven that.

"General..."

"No, Dageer. He is a prisoner. I can't let you kill him in cold blood, and you know that."

Dageer knew from the start that the Jedi's convictions wouldn't let him agree with him. Still, he thought it was his duty to point out their options. Thrawn was too dangerous to be left alive.

"We could simulate an escape, sir. When that happens, we have the right to..."

"That's enough, Dageer! I know that has been done before. That you have done it before. But I do not abide by it. You should know me better than to suggest that."

Dageer shrugged, and let go of the matter. He didn't have the morals of the Jedis, but he also didn't want to change Ragout. As a subordinate, he gave a suggestion. It was his superior's choice to accept it or not.

"Hahaha... I underestimated you, Master Jedi. I studied those lowly Christophsians, and never thought they would have the spirit to revolt. However, I didn't account for... External influences. That was a valuable lesson, however. Next time I will be more careful."

Thrawn laughed even with a lightsaber on his neck, which almost made Ragout regret his decision of leaving him alive. Almost.

"Bring him in. And make him stay quiet."

Dageer nodded, and kicked the Separatist, sending him into unconsciousness. It was brutal, but Thrawn deserved a lot worse for all the inhumane and ruthless tactics he used against the Clone Army.

Ragout, in a very uncharacteristic show of indifference for a Jedi, completely ignored Dageer's actions, and, after nodding to Taka, left. The battle was still going on the frontlines, and he was needed.

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War had changed Ragout, more than it did to any other padawan. Some, like Bariss Offee - with whom Hell Squad had fought alongside before - had fallen to the dark side. Not Ragout. General Di's teachings were deeply engraved in his heart, and he trusted the Force to lead him to the correct path. But he had long understood that good manners and mercy wouldn't bring an end to this terrible war.

The young Togruta merged what he was taught with what he had learned. He was a Jedi, but he was also a soldier. If anyone threatened his brothers, he would retaliate, and he wouldn't be kind. 

Ragout was following his own path, one that the Jedi Order wouldn't approve, but that he knew it was necessary for survival. He wasn't in the light nor the darkness. He was in the grey area in between, and he needed to build his path from scratch.

About the story:

Clone trooper CT-4063 is a fresh and shiny trooper directly from the clone facilities in Kamino. 
He is also one of the thousands of clones that take part on the first battle of the Clone Wars.
Go with him as he carves his path to the high comand.

Important warnings:

I had a sudden moment of inspiration, and decided to write it down.
I am not doing this to became an author and I might stop at any time.
Anyway I am very grateful to anyone who reads and gives his or her support. Also, I do accept suggestions.
I don't have ownership over any of the pre-existing characters nor the cover, but I do claim ownership over the characters created by me.
PS: this is a Star Wars fiction
PS2: There will be no harem or romance whatsoever, essentially because it would be too different from the lore, and also because I don't like it very much.
PS3: The protagonist won't have any Force powers.
PS4: The first chapters are small, but it gets bigger as the novel go on. As such, the first chapters are in a process of revision to make them more adequate to the rest of the novel. However, the novel doesn't stop because of this.

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