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LitRPG: King Maker

by Chris Cartwright Ongoing

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   Kal was simply a typical tree, living his life, killing all opposing plants who dared to try, and steal resources, which BELONGED to him! When something occured, well it had actually happened so many times over the years, but this time the countless criminals being hung from his branches resulted in him becoming something more.

   Unfortunately, or perhaps luckily for the town which for hundreds of years was using a single tree for their executions… Kal was awakened during the start of King Maker. The premier tournament, which spans countless realms, and was whisked away to be enrolled in it by a god who perhaps doesn't have his best interests at heart, but that's not going to stop him from doing what trees do best. Growing, and killing, everything that dares to oppose them, of course gaining their class, along with sentience makes things a bit more complicated, but to him the only thing, which has really changed is the ability to move. 

   Something, many will come to fear, particularly once he truly starts to discover what his class is capable of. When he starts breaking creatures, binding them to his will, and waging war. While showing everyone what a single common grade binder is capable of becoming!

   This is a side story of Necromancer, Looking For A Soul, you don't have to read that story to understand anything in this one, and I'm mostly using it to explore other elements, which should make it into the main story… Currently it's planned to be around 70k words with no plans to go beyond that for a while. I might even throw it on KU when it's “Done” 0_o if you want to read more, the main story is currently around 400,000 words, and at least in its less polished state, is also still able to be read completely on here. Although, that story is perhaps a bit darker… best of luck I hope that you have a great day.

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