TheSilverQuill

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"Outclassing the Achievement Junkie"

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---Book 1 of 10 in the Quillverse---

Jack, the “Achievement Junkie”, is the greatest menace known to all servers! His merits have no end, and neither does his shamelessness. If it will earn him an achievement, then he’s more than willing to commit the deed.

But after earning every achievement inside his favorite MMORPG, Jack earns the ultimate bonus quest and is summoned into the game’s world. Only, it’s no longer a game. And it’s 1,000 years later than the in-game timeline Jack is familiar with. 

Armed with what the locals consider ancient knowledge, Jack starts his journey from lv. 1 in a class he never knew existed. He must hurry to uncover the secrets behind the apocalyptic Godly War from 500 years ago, and do everything he can to prevent it from happening again. But after learning those secrets, Jack soon decides that a war is exactly what the gods need, so long as he’s the one in charge!

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**Note: You do NOT need to read my "Quillverse" series in order, but some books will have tie-ins or shared characters further back or further forward on the cosmic timeline.

The Achievement Junkie

"If you want to see more elves become gods, then you should choose wisely."

Those words were spoken proudly along with a firm glare, but only loud enough for the elders and Jack to hear. The elven elders were proud to hear their god use such an argument. However, both Gwendon and the oldest elder were taken aback upon hearing Lyrun's logic.

Unlike the elders, the elven chief had contact with Lyrun and was privy to some information that would be startling to others. One such fact was about the ascent of new gods and how elves weren't allowed to raise any more gods. It was just a rule that the former holy gods always had that applied to all races, including dragons. No matter who it was, no one was allowed to ascend without Halmut specifically allowing it on a case by case basis.

Korten's Decision