Dungeon Annihilation

Regan was a robotics scientist that caused the robot takeover of the world. When his last creation finally completes his plan to free himself destroying the world in the process. Destruction offers him a second chance to test his wits and cunning in another world. Now tasked with a goal that would upset the balance of a new world, Regan might be a bit more than the people of the world can handle. This is an alternative retelling of the first Dungeon Robotics book: Establish. All the characters have been altered slightly and there are new characters. Only the initial chapters have a resemblance to the first book and quickly change paths to a darker side of things.

With Regan's dungeon easily repelling the necromancer attack, the new challenge is just finding enough time to deal with the issues. He still has prisoners to interrogate after all! Either way, Regan is determined to cause as much chaos as he can, and with him creating plenty of toys and taking some from others, he is very much capable of annoying more than a few people. Louella, on the other hand, finds her hands full with the tournament for Marquis Valamar. More than adventurers want to take part causing more than a few issues. She might be able to deal with it if her mind was suddenly being occupied by thoughts of Earle all the time. What is in store for her valley and the dungeon?

Regan's power grows daily, much to the worry of the ones that are of aware of him. With the influence of Nyx growing like a fire in a dry bed of grass, Regan is attracting more than a little attention from powers that might be beyond him. Never one to back down from a challenge, he might be more than his enemies anticipate. Louella feels like she's living out one of the plays she saw back in the capital. Her private life is a mess, and her lordship is being hounded by more than one person that would like to take her place, in more ways than one. Just how far will the world be able to push her buttons before she starts pushing back, with some lightning in the mix?