Titan Bound
Self-Published
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Description
Morgan Mackenzie is missing. Her father, Maxwell, isn't the sort of person to take this quietly. He's going to find Morgan, no matter what. Unfortunately, Anfealt and the System have other plans for Max...
People thought the Titan in SkyClad was interesting, and wanted to know where he came from. This is the Titan's story.
WARNING - Max is not a nice man. He is a ruthless hardass bastard who will do anything, anything at all, to protect his kids. Some of these things may be a bit alarming and/or graphic. Bad people do bad things to good people in this story, and have worse things done to them in return. You have been warned.
Information
- Status
- Hiatus
- Year
- 2021
- Author
- Ogre
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Royal Road Stats
- Rating
- 4.8/ 5.0
- Followers
- 19
- Views
- 3,322
Chapters(6 total)
- So, you might have noticed I'm a little late.May 27, 2021
- Chapter 5. In which Shyia and Amaya come to terms.May 10, 2021
- Chapter 4. In which Max meets the Scarlet Order.May 3, 2021
- Chapter 3. In which Max learns how to use the System Menu.Apr 26, 2021
- Chapter 2. In which Max arrives in Anfealt.Apr 20, 2021
- Chapter 1. In which we meet Maxwell Mackenzie.Apr 13, 2021
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Community Reviews(1)
- Resolute WisdomRoyal Road★★★★★ 5.0Really interesting premise. I actually found this story first, then tracked down AMIB's Skyclad story on this site. Really cool that you and AMIB are collaborating together in a shared universe. (I read the forum thread where you and AMIB talked to the mods about this being a fully authorized canon work in a shared universe with the original authors full approval.) I'm glad you helped AMIB flesh out this universe. It has a lot of potential for stories to be told. It's really interesting how the concept of each person having a story is woven directly into the universe's framework, to the point where murder and class coercion is viewed as illegal and morally wrong partly because those acts end or negatively alter the victim's own inherent right to their own story. Of all the various rationalizations for a moral code that I've found in different fiction works, this one is one of the most unique.