Kevin Sinclair

Chapter 41

En route to the administration headquarters, I spoke to Ali and explained what was going on. It was pointless as she already knew, having listened to everything I’d spoken about, but I wanted to prod her on skills I might be able to copy from the Alo-im archives now that I was a Stage Ten.

The answer was the same as last time I asked.

“There are no documented powers that I can find for you Clive. I cannot tell if they have been hidden or deleted, but I can do noth...

Chapter 40

I  realized a couple of things in quick succession as panic hit and I wrestled against the Ethereal assault that had surged through from Earth.

The first was that by linking Falritas so strongly with Earth, I’d removed the physical distance between myself and the cleaver that bonded me to Hakan.

The second was that Hakan had clearly realized that that I’d jumped up through Ethereal Stages 9 and 10. And judging by this reaction he wasn’t a happy bunny as he ...

Oshbob bk2 - Partition 6

There seemed no impetus to move the next morning. As light streamed through the windows, most of the others groaned, rolled over, or put a pillow over their heads to block out the light. Some did all three.

“Not like the city bases then,” I mused. I was more than happy to lounge a little longer. The more time not fighting or stressing about something or other, the better it was for my survival rate.

Nozz was the first out of his bed. He walked past mine and came to a stop. “...

Oshbob BK2-Partition 5

It was a long flight to the true wilderness barracks. Much of the flight I sat and silently seethed. I hadn’t gotten to see my unit before leaving, and I desperately wanted to know why I’d be yanked away like this. Something was amiss, and Elves were at the heart of it.

I came out of my overthinking loop, built on blood and revenge when the pilot spoke over the speaker. It was a small aircraft, with only me, a co-pilot, otherwise known as a body guard, and the pilot. Th...

The Rise of OShbob Book 2 - Partition 4

As Captain Arite had suggested, I headed straight to the Military Carver. He was stationed in the same building, so it was worth getting it seen too immediately.

The carver was a grizzled human. He may have even had a little dwarf somewhere in his genetics considering how broad and hairy he was.

He eyed me speculatively as I entered. “Orc! It’s been a while hasn’t it? I expected you to be trashing mods weekly.”

“Is that why you fitted this cheap shit o...

The Rise of Oshbob Book 2-Partition 1

“Left flank! I said left! You stupid fucking Orc.”  Sergeant Turner’s whiny, panicked voice echoed through the comm in my helmet.

As usual, I ignored the useless asshole, and kept moving down the main road of the derelict town. It must have been empty for a couple of hundred years at the very least.

Plant life had made an aggressive effort at reclaiming the place, growing through cracks in the tarmac, and covering the buildings and decayed vehicles.

P...