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Something (Full Murderhobo Book 1)

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by Dakota Krout


  “What happens in two nights?” the young man asked, almost afraid to hear the answer.

  “Why, Rupert… I already told you. All the way back when I started my tale. This world, this entire civilization… is ending.” The smile on Zed’s face was dark. “The truth is, in two days, I’ll be the one that ends it.”

  “How did you know my…?” Rupert gasped as he saw behind the illusion that Zed was using. “You really are him! Your Sigil! Oh, Celestials above it’s… it’s…”

  A few minutes later, a middle-aged man stepped out of the tavern. “Rupert? Son, what are you doing out here? Are you… Rupert! Are you alright?”

  “Dad! I saw…!”

  “What, Rupert?”

  “There was… something. Something terrible!”

  The father looked around, swallowing nervously. “I think this might have been a long night. Let’s get you to bed.”

  There was no movement, and the father began to grow cautious. “What is it, boy? Are you ill?”

  “No, I just needed to tell you…” Rupert looked at his dad and shook his head sadly. He couldn’t remember the thing he had seen; only that it was incredibly important.

  “Something.”

  Afterword

  Thank you for reading! I hope you enjoyed Something! Since reviews are the lifeblood of indie publishing, I’d love it if you could leave a positive review on Amazon! Follow this link to be redirected to the Full Murderhobo: Something Amazon product page to leave your review.

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  About Dakota Krout

  Author of the best-selling Divine Dungeon and Completionist Chronicles series, Dakota has been a top 10 bestseller on Audible, a top 15 bestseller on Amazon, and his first book, Dungeon Born, was chosen as one of Audible's top 5 fantasy picks in 2017.

  He draws on his experience in the military to create vast terrains and intricate systems, and his history in programming and information technology helps him bring a logical aspect to both his writing and his company while giving him a unique perspective for future challenges.

  “Publishing my stories has been an incredible blessing thus far, and I hope to keep you entertained for years to come!” -Dakota

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  About Mountaindale Press

  Dakota and Danielle Krout, a husband and wife team, strive to create as well as publish excellent fantasy and science fiction novels. Self-publishing The Divine Dungeon: Dungeon Born in 2016 transformed their careers from Dakota’s military and programming background and Danielle’s Ph.D. in pharmacology to President and CEO, respectively, of a small press. Their goal is to share their success with other authors and provide captivating fiction to readers with the purpose of solidifying Mountaindale Press as the place ‘Where Fantasy Transforms Reality.’

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