Kers’ dungeon flew too high. Now he has the attention of a god.
Therrill, the ruling deity of the planet whose very atmosphere Kers resides in, is on the warpath, hellbent on his destruction.
Worse, his dungeon fairy, Selena, has been taken captive and stands accused of treason. The Overslime is missing. And civil unrest threatens to boil over in his companion city, Liraffemyn.
The stakes couldn’t be higher. Kers will have to spawn his craziest mobs, devise his most devious traps, and expand his influence toward the stars if he is to have any hope of striking back to save his family.
But if Kers has learned one thing from his time as a dungeon core, it’s how to deal with a bit of altitude…
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Suspended above the world in a dungeon made of clouds, Rise of Kers reimagines what LitRPG and dungeon core stories can be. This is not your typical tale of deep, stone-walled caverns and creeping monsters. Here, the dungeon floats in the sky—vulnerable, radiant, and impossibly alive. At its heart is Kers, a newly reborn dungeon core grappling with the absurdity of managing a fortress with no stone, no trees, and no ground beneath his feet.
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There’s a strange beauty in watching Kers try to adapt to his vertical, open-air prison. With the help of a sharp-tongued, slightly unhinged fairy companion named Selena, he crafts something unconventional: a dungeon populated by mischievous pink slimes, predatory snow leopards, and sharks that shoot energy beams—yes, really. It’s chaotic, funny, and surprisingly thoughtful. Every creature he summons, every trap he sets, every inch of territory he claims speaks to a larger question about identity and reinvention.
What makes the series stand out isn’t just its sky-high setting or its clever monsters—it’s the tone. There's levity without silliness, challenge without cruelty, and a persistent sense that you're watching someone try to build a home out of thin air—literally. Whether you’re new to the dungeon core genre or a longtime fan looking for something that breaks the mold, this story has altitude and attitude.
With its vibrant world-building and genre-savvy charm, Rise of Kers is an offbeat, engaging fantasy that finds heart in the clouds and danger in the unexpected.
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