Meeting the Hero

Kids, Technology, Fiction, Science Fiction, Teen
Cover of the book Meeting the Hero by Clarice Lauv, Clarice Lauv
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Author: Clarice Lauv ISBN: 9781370773220
Publisher: Clarice Lauv Publication: April 25, 2018
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Clarice Lauv
ISBN: 9781370773220
Publisher: Clarice Lauv
Publication: April 25, 2018
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

Amber doesn’t understand why her soul has inexplicably entered the book she has been reading—The Sword of Wrath. To get back to the real world, she has to follow the instructions of a weird System that rules this world: to play a role the System assigns to her and generate a high enough "score" before escaping the magic book.
But there is a problem. The role assigned to her is “Constance Henning”—the hero's mentor, a "villain" role who will eventually die a miserable death. This is not like picking a role to play in a movie—she will bear the actual sufferings of that specific character.
Though being assigned the role of a vicious sorceress, Amber personally holds no grudge against the hero—Karl, who suffered a bitter childhood because he was a hybrid of demon and human. Amber feels sympathy for Karl’s misfortune but is forced to make life miserable for him. And the biggest challenge would be to push Karl down to the Infinite Abyss as the plot demands.
But facing the warm and innocent boy who trusts her so much, can she really bring herself to do that?
“I feel that Master Constance is especially cold to me. In fact, only me.”

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Amber doesn’t understand why her soul has inexplicably entered the book she has been reading—The Sword of Wrath. To get back to the real world, she has to follow the instructions of a weird System that rules this world: to play a role the System assigns to her and generate a high enough "score" before escaping the magic book.
But there is a problem. The role assigned to her is “Constance Henning”—the hero's mentor, a "villain" role who will eventually die a miserable death. This is not like picking a role to play in a movie—she will bear the actual sufferings of that specific character.
Though being assigned the role of a vicious sorceress, Amber personally holds no grudge against the hero—Karl, who suffered a bitter childhood because he was a hybrid of demon and human. Amber feels sympathy for Karl’s misfortune but is forced to make life miserable for him. And the biggest challenge would be to push Karl down to the Infinite Abyss as the plot demands.
But facing the warm and innocent boy who trusts her so much, can she really bring herself to do that?
“I feel that Master Constance is especially cold to me. In fact, only me.”

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