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Dungeon Diving 104

Name: Dungeon Diving 104
Rating: 4.6 (2635 reviews)
Author: Bruce Sentar

Bruce Sentar November 7, 2023

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Synopsis

With Ken on the run and Crimson missing, he goes to the Elven world with Neldra and Fayeth to hide out until Crimson returns.
Lady Rendral isn’t quite what he expected, her reclusive life leads her to happily accept Ken and Fayeth for the summer. But the future Empress of the Elven people isn’t without her own struggles.
Political opponents push her and she hires Ken to dig up some dirt on those who would stymie her goals. Ken can see her struggle and works with Lady Rendral to topple her opposition.

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