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Immunity #4
Immunity: Part IV
"Life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes. Don't resist them; that only creates sorrow. Let reality be reality. Let things flow naturally forward in whatever way they like.” ― Lao Tzu
The pendulum swings as several players glide eagerly across the board and into position. A lone player is not where he belongs, however, enticing fate to construct ominous consequences in answer to his misplacement. Destruction follows his path and lingers, vigilant, in the shadows of his regime. Tightfisted, the misplaced player will hold on dear to the one place he loves the most, but such efforts prove futile against the tenacity of fate.
Facing obligations and pressures from all angles, the misplaced Reaper will struggle under the weight of expectations and duties. As incessant downfalls and losses mark his path, Ezra will need to rely on new and old allies to keep him from tumbling into the blissful debauchery of villainy.
The pendulum swings as several players glide eagerly across the board and into position. A lone player is not where he belongs, however, enticing fate to construct ominous consequences in answer to his misplacement. Destruction follows his path and lingers, vigilant, in the shadows of his regime. Tightfisted, the misplaced player will hold on dear to the one place he loves the most, but such efforts prove futile against the tenacity of fate.
Facing obligations and pressures from all angles, the misplaced Reaper will struggle under the weight of expectations and duties. As incessant downfalls and losses mark his path, Ezra will need to rely on new and old allies to keep him from tumbling into the blissful debauchery of villainy.
- GenresFantasy
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First published May 17, 2022
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June 11, 2023
somewhere between book 3 and 4 it just got way too convoluted and long-winded to the point where i couldn’t keep track of all the characters anymore.
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