Displacement - (Symphony) by Mullenary (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

In this portal fantasy, a former teacher must learn to become a god to survive the Creator Wars and build a harmonious world amidst the stirrings of war.

Walker Reed needs all the help he can get from Greek and Norse gods--as well as his goofy assistants, Virgil, Rimi, and Cagna--as he strives to perfect every technical detail of Symphony. He pains over each landmass, the system that governs this new world, and the civilizations that will soon span the breadth of the planet and determine the livelihoods of its creatures.

As his world evolves and begins to take shape, Walker must come to terms with his new role as a god and what it means to truly guide Symphony's first people. Seeking the advice of the Primigenials, Zeus and Echidna, he learns how to refine his soul and develop the divine powers he needs to succeed. Even when every path seems doomed to failure, his persistence and belief in himself and his followers advances him through a series of tiered achievements he previously hadn't known were possible.

But creation has a cost and despite his progress, Walker finds himself drawing the attention of the mysterious council of leaders behind the Creator Wars. If he hopes to appease them and stay on Symphony, he'll have to make some serious sacrifices and ultimately navigate a larger question: What kind of god does he want to be anyway?

The second volume of the hit LitRPG adventure series--with more than a million views on Royal Road--now available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook!

About the Author

J. D. Mullenary Sr. aka AbnormalVAverage is the author of the Symphony series, originally released on Royal Road, as well as a teacher and esports coach. He grew up on temperate California beaches and, after completing his first degree at nineteen, felt he needed to grow up, so he joined the military. He served for four years, earned a second degree, and was honorably discharged. Soon after, Mullenary married the love of his life and raised two sons. He then returned to college with a focus on English and education. He lives in Texas, where he spends his time writing, teaching his students the value of critical thinking, and fostering the strays his wife brings home.