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Rebirth in a Dungeon

JakobBlack
Life is hard on the best of days, but for Zane Newgate. Life’s about to get a whole lot harder. Zane wakes up, and finds out himself and 19 others have been teleported to the world of Nabyss. One of them being Zane’s younger cousin Dokja. While the 19 others were teleported to towns, mountains, or Forrest. Zane finds himself on the 72nd floor of a dungeon. Fueled by hate and with the power of Crimson fire magic. Zane has made it his mission to kill every god in this world. To do that he’ll have to fight monsters, gain allies, and learn the mysteries of this world. Can Zane do it? Will Dokja be a ally or enemy? and is there an enemy greater than the gods? Grab your travel bags, and prepare to join Zane as he faces life in this new world head on.
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SPIDER-MAN: THE WANDERER

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