A Soldier's Life New Series in the World of Desia

If you want more of A Soldier's Life, Book 5 should start posting next Wednesday with two chapters a week. I’m working on a standalone story set in the sa world, taking place 40 years earlier than A Soldier's Life. It happens in the Telhian Empire, around the ti when the conspiracy to overthrow the Emperor begins. It follows a similar path to A Soldier's Life but will feature an anti-hero as the protagonist. I’m not sure if Eryk and Thomas will et, since Thomas doesn’t have the "slow aging" spell form and will be around 60 when Eryk arrives.

Following the story and favoriting might get it on rising stars and would possibly increase the speed at which I release it. Currently 2 to 3 chapters a month.

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