Description

Suddenly waking up one day with no idea who or what or where you are, unable to move in an old ruined building can be quite a jarring experience. But is not something you need to go through alone when you have friends (who may or may not be monsters) to help you through it and stand by your side. But it is a dangerous world out there. Even if you do not go looking for trouble, that does not mean trouble will not come looking for you. If you enjoy this story and want a little bit extra, you can check outA Demon's Core: Extras That is where I will be posting side stories and other additional content related to this story for your perusal.

What readers say about A Demon's Core

“This is a twist on a dungeon story. A great twist. It's fast paced but quite gripping. One moment you will be rooting for someone to die and the next crying because someone unexpected died. I like the apocalyptic twist that the author has brought to the dun…”

Darkangel18812Royal Road5.0 / 5

“From what I can tell there are very few grammatical errors. The writing style is very deadpan and dry, honestly. It doesn't feel like a human wrote the story, and it seems intentional. I didn't see any conjunctions (didn't, can't, it's, etc) which is the fi…”

OddAbandonRoyal Road5.0 / 5

Community Reviews(2)

Darkangel18812Royal Road

★★★★★ 5.0

This is a twist on a dungeon story. A great twist. It's fast paced but quite gripping. One moment you will be rooting for someone to die and the next crying because someone unexpected died.
I like the apocalyptic twist that the author has brought to the dungeon theme. It keeps you guessing about what could happen next.
All of the characters have their own personalities and habits. I can't help but want to know what happens next every time a chapter ends.

OddAbandonRoyal Road

★★★★★ 5.0

From what I can tell there are very few grammatical errors. The writing style is very deadpan and dry, honestly. It doesn't feel like a human wrote the story, and it seems intentional. I didn't see any conjunctions (didn't, can't, it's, etc) which is the first thing I really noticed aside from the weird style of writing. Which is fine, because the main character isn't human at all.
Edit: Yes, it seems much more human after the first chapter, so I would strongly suggest skimming over the first chapter if you don't think you would like it. Everyone who sticks with the story seems to like it quite a bit, so I would suggest sticking with it as well.
If you can get through the dry prose that an inhuman creature would think in it's a pretty good story!