Relocating Galahad

Hello Everyone,

I'm sorry for suddenly dropping on chapter releases with no warning, not continuing the story of Devourer Class last year.

I could give you a number of excuses, but instead I'll just give you a short summary of what I had planned for Galahad.

P.S. I am writing a new story, and it will involve Galahad with the same personality and abilities, it'll just be a whole new world with a lot more of a DnD approach to it.

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As the story would've progressed, he would've unlocked all class powers. Each one evolving overtime. As for his summoner class, he wouldn't have been able to summon creatures from another world, instead he'd be able to tether to certain demons and force them to submit to him.

As for the reason of Galahad's powers, it comes from the Blackstone; which is actually a seed created by Endora itself. The Nine didn't just create a world from nothing, they found and conformed Endora to be a hospitable land for their own creations. They suppressed the natural order of the planet, that was then isolated into the core of the planet.

Endora generated monsters like they were white blood cells and attempted to fix the virus of the Nine. Eventually the centuries of failure forced Endora to compromise and made a new species. A single, highly intelligent demon that was capable of conscious thought (funny enough, it would look human and resemble Galahad). This particular demon devised a plan to absorb a bunch of adventurers into a single seed, so it could plant a demon version of the class tree that the elves, dwarves, and humans had been gifted thousands of years before.

Then the story started with Galahad taking the seed and accidentally absorbing it, forcing him to take on a collective power of the black seed.

After a few years, Galahad would become the apex adventurer, eventually going down far enough to meet the intelligent demon created by Endora, and kill it only after encountering it several times. He only managed to land the finishing blow when it attempted to erase Talimore from the map of the continent to toy with Galahad.

Once the king and queen of the continent learn about his powers when he revealed them in Talimore, they arrest him and hold a private court to learn the truth of him.

Once they realized they didn't know what to do with Galahad, they decide to leave him at the mercy of the Nine.

The cosmic beings known as the Nine were actually trapped in stone by Endora. They didn't sacrifice themselves heroically for the good of their people as the fabled told, they were simply caught meddling by the planet and were limited to their physical stone forms as punishment.

Galahad would argue with them for a while before they reluctantly agreed the best for Endora was to let Galahad grow strong enough to kill the consciousness of Endora. Silencing it was akin to murdering rare and priceless animal, but it was better than the extinction of all current life living on the surface.

After training and using countless resources granted by the kingdom, Galahad's strength grew massively and he manages to make a specific dive into the dungeon to rescue everyone taken by the black seed ritual. Using a tracking device made with his dwarves employer, they find his friends' Runic tablets and he frees them.

He takes the hostages to the surface and flees before anyone knows it was him. When returning home to see his family, everyone is shocked to see his missing sister standing at the door of the family shop. She has been a part of the ritual and once freed among with thousands of others, she aimlessly went home.

After a big reunion, Galahad goes down one last time with an intention to confront the mind of Endora, I hadn't been far enough into the story to determine the outcome, but I like to think with the help of everyone who had been reading this would help me come to a decision.

Thank you for everyone that invested their time into Devourer class, I loved every minute and thought that went into it. Your comments and suggestions always inspired to me to continue. Unfortunely I just lost the time and ability to write with a lot of sudden changes in my life.