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Descent
- Dungeon Robotics, Book 9
- Narrated by: Sierra Kline, Gabriel Vaughan
- Length: 7 hrs and 47 mins
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Summary
After almost a year since Regan came to the world Murgin, danger has followed him like a loyal dog. Threats are the main theme of his life as a dungeon core, and every time he deals with one, another appears to take its place. Now with the struggles of the Beneath Races, as well as the mysterious peril coming from space, he might not have time to solve all his current problems before one of them blows up in his face. He is not without any recourse, though, and he has a plan to meet the dangers. The question is will he be able to succeed?
Louella has more power than ever before, but a part of her is worried that it will not be enough to protect the people she loves and cares for in Vaihdetta. That does not stop her from working to make sure her people are happy and protected. Even if it means descending into the horror and war-torn Beneath. She has a mission, and she is determined that to fulfill it.
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- Bernard
- 20-12-21
Amazing as usual
Mr Peed has done it again. Can't wait for the next chapter in this series. I wonder if the 2 Regans will meet?
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- K Mich
- 18-11-21
decent continuation, but again very open end
I just like the premise and silly fun of this story mostly.
Some of the character reflective dialogue is a bit stilted and honestly just way too 'I lub Regan, Regan is the bestest evah!'
By now its more about seeing how far this bonkers story can go.
There is a new female narrator, which does a perfectly fine job, arguably better than the first, maybe a little soft spoken/ hard to hear at times.
And again it just ends. It just en-
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