After being raptured by the goddess Persephone, Erin Frost is reborn as a [Mythic] corrupted Core. Together with her enslaved souls, she takes her first steps in a world familiar yet different from the one she knew. Her ultimate goal: to find the man who tried to kill her as the world came crashing down - and to proclaim her undying love for him.

Act 1/Book 1: Progenation

Act 2/Book 2: The rise and fall of the Devil's Empire

Act 3/Book 3: Wild Hunt

Disclaimer/About the Author:

'Splatterpunk, Yandere Dungeon Core.' We'll see if it goes anywhere. Read at your own risk.

Some things you should know about my 'writing process' before continuing here. Each chapter falls within an outline, and the story overall is meant to have a loose three-act structure, but the details consist more of my fantasies and dreams than planned content and may seem a bit disjointed at the first go. Additionally, while I run my writing through some grammar programs before posting, I will post for a couple of days before doing another read-through and revision, fixing the autocorrect errors, and working the text into something of a second (vastly more readable) draft. As such, modifications to content are expected and will take place at any time.

I don't intend to publish. I write these stories down to get them out of my head and sleep at night. I post them here because my fantasies are sadly missing from contemporary fiction, and I hope to inspire others to write books and stories, in turn, that I would like to read.

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" The story makes no sense. The author meanders from one uninspired trope to another with no rhyme or reason in between. Moreover, gore and truly grotesque sexual perversions are sprinkled throughout in a way that does not add to the story, but rather is clearly just a sad attempt by the author to gross their audience out without rhyme or reason. Zero out of ten." - Kevin Johnson

"I truly cannot recommend this author's writing to anyone. Their attempts at 'books' meander along, often petering out without any kind of payoff or reward after hundreds of pages of barely comprehensible rambling. I'd ask to speak to their Manager, but if anyone were managing them at all, their work wouldn't be the steaming pile of trash that it is today." - Misses Tiffany Lockheart

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