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    Towerld Levels 0001-0010: The First Decalogy

    By Doctor Deicide

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    Only the failures and reality exist in the colossal construction of Towerld.

    A lad named Hector_1304 escapes from the flooded floor, and then feels the wanderlust to continue to go to the upper floors. He meets the postal princess, a gigantic forger, and the exotic diva. Together, they form an expedition team to participate in a ritual to be held on a distant floor.

    The enigmatic Stairway Shieldian, vicious dogs, the Theriocephalic Thugs, the drug lord, agents in black, a brigade of freaks, the wizard on a wheelchair. Various types of adversaries stand on the way. In order to clear the formidable barrier-free floor, Hector_1304 intrudes into the feminist floor, while dressed in drag.

    Does his adventure end long before he gets closer to the destination?

    At the end of the decalogy, the interpretative article “The Novel That Spans a Millennium” by Ryusui Seiryoin (the chief editor) is featured. At The BBB website, you can download a musical track, composed and performed by the Pluck Princess.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 14, 2016
    ISBN9781365113932
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