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KillQuest
A GameLit & LitRPG Novel by B. V. Larson
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Alien Invasion,
- Post-Apocalyptic,
- Tournament
This book is for you if you're into...
- Alien-run games where losing means real-world death
- Guild warfare with dirty politics and cutthroat PvP
- Quest systems run by bizarre NPCs like the Ice Cream Man
Earth is now a hardcore PvP server. No respawns. No logout. No mercy. Alien ships appear over every major city, but they don't attack—they implement a "game." If you accept their quests and level up, you can gain superhuman powers. If you refuse, you're an NPC.
Corey Anderson knows he's screwed. He's got zero prospects, and he just watched his girlfriend abandon him for the elite Crimson Fist guild. But when the local guild alpha tries to force him into the game, Corey discovers something unexpected—he might actually be good at this.
Form a Guild with your friends to face:
Unique Quest System: Where the NPC vendor known as the Ice Cream Man controls your fate
Brutal Zone Progression: From city dungeons to alien-warped wilderness
Guild Politics: PvP where the fights get dirty
Raid Bosses: That require actual strategy, not just DPS races
The Grand Tournament: Where the top 32 players reshape reality itself
But in a game where your mistakes cost actual lives and the tutorial boss can literally rip you apart, Corey must prove that teamwork beats raw power—before humanity's forced into Season Two.
KILLQUEST is a dark, character-driven LitRPG that asks: What happens when the NPCs are aliens, the PvP is mandatory, and the only way to save the world is to beat the game?
No harem. No OP protagonist. Just pure strategic guild warfare in humanity's darkest hour.
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