>>24731318
There are two magic styles completely separate from each other, one hard and one soft. I explain the magic in the epigraphs of the chapters, but the quick rundown is that the common, hard magic system involves animals and DNA– turning into animals, creating hybrid monsters, forming bonds, and seeing through the eyes of animals, so on and so forth. It runs off caloric energy, so although the potential is through the roof, and this type of magic is commonplace, it’s limited by food and expenses. Picrel is a hybrid of a turkey vulture and an alligator, along with a few other scraps of animal DNA thrown into the mix, to increase mass and intelligence
The soft magic system is elemental. There isn't a set limit as to what can be done with the different elements, and no clear source of where power is drawn from. It sort of just is, and few understand why

>>24723622
The front and the back were both done separately by people I found on Reddit, the back was done by a guy who sort of stepped away from art, but I can give you the info for the cover artist if you have a discord or burner email or something
>>24724765
Thanks, I appreciate it

>>24691764
I dare say that one fellow who shares his necromancer high fantasy now and then is pretty cool guy. What was the name of his novel? BORN UNDER A BLACK SUN or something like that anyway, haha…
nah, best poster here is Transmigrated as a mech anon, they actually read other’s stuff

I edited my story to get rid of modern dialogue, as several people here and in /wng/ shat on me for it. Since then I have continued to get new viewers, though I haven't gotten any new comments. Might be because I have spent the past ten days editing book one. But it just as easily might possibly be unironically over for me. Maybe I can't write natural dialogue without ten bussins and sussins thrown in

>>24555843
No AI? No, I don't use AI. Even my artwork is all natural, commissioned from /ic/ anons