Expectations may need to be adjusted. Not on the finding Ibis members part, he had a 100% success rate on that, but as for keeping Eira in one singular piece, omelettes and broken eggs came to mind on that topic…

Truth be told, everything leaning towards catastrophe was starting to be a problem, first the dragon, then the moon, then the ice, if Sylver cared to look back at the path his bloody footprints left behind he would see a pattern that he wouldn’t like.

But, he found Nels, and made it out of the mountain; that was the important thing.

So what if he kickstarted the birth of a new god, sealed the planet in an unbreakable sheet of ice, released a mountain sized humanoid figure that may-or-may-not be a mutated dungeon core, oh, and Redcaps might be a thing on this side of the Asberg, but Nels’ survival was worth all the eggs the realm had to offer…

It would have been better if Nels wasn’t uncharacteristically secretive with what she knew, expanded on her relationship with the 3 sisters, or in her case 3 brothers, or at least told him what she knew about the Sun demon, or Aurick’s little book.

On top of that she had to talk to Edmund before she told Sylver anything serious, and all of this was happening while Edmund and Chrys both took a vacation and turned off their metaphorical phones before leaving.

On the faint bright side, Sylver found new incredible components to enhance his body, [Swamp Lord] was on the cusp of reaching 100, he got some new magic from the mountain people, a storage Perk that was everything he ever dreamed of, gathered more biological material than he knew what to do with, and at the end of the day, he had Nels, and was still “alive.”

Even if the shells he left behind were starting to become big enough to fall over and crush him.

Book 7 of this Fantasy LitRPG Series about a reincarnated necromancer growing in power and finding his way in a new world where the rules have changed vastly since he last "lived."