Indomitable Prey: A LitRPG Adventure
Paperback
Series: Indomitable Prey, Book 1
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Publisher: Moonquill
Pages: 670
Weight: 1.68
Height: 1.48 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
A gritty isekai LitRPG about a lost outsider learning to adapt and grow stronger in a vast, beautiful, and dangerous new world.
Lamb dies. That part is simple.
Waking up naked and hogtied in a forest full of armed strangers is another matter entirely.
Within hours, he is given a knife, a few rushed directions toward distant civilization... and left alone in mountains filled with creatures powerful enough to kill him outright.
If he wants to live long enough to matter, he will need to grow stronger fast. In this world, power is measured in levels and skills, and the combat class he needs can only be claimed at level fifteen... if the wilderness doesn't kill him first.
So he runs. He climbs. He learns to turn terrain, instinct, and sheer stubborn endurance into his only real advantages.
The land is as stunning as it is deadly. And far beyond the horizon, powerful figures are already beginning to take an interest in the God-Touched newcomer.
Perfect for fans of Bog Standard Isekai, Duskbound, and Elydes.
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