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Mechborn In Magic
Paperback
Series: Tales of Astravale
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Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 11 2025
Pages: 220
Weight: 0.57
Height: 0.50 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
A scorched super-soldier. A chatty cursed drone. A girl from a world of magic.
When Gamma, an elite operative of the United Space Colony, crash-lands through a dimensional rift, he wakes in a land that runs on mana, myths, and steel forged swords instead of starships. His combat suit is damaged, his ship is down, and a strange curse has stolen his voice, forcing him to speak through his AI drone, FLX...who suddenly has opinions.
Rescued by Lyric, a bright, magicless village girl who actually believes in him, Gamma is pulled into a growing threat: creatures are stirring where they shouldn't, and his crash may be the reason. To get home, he has to repair his USC tech using materials from a fantasy world that barely understands it while keeping Lyric alive and out of the crossfire.
As science and sorcery collide, Gamma must decide what matters more: finishing the mission he was built for...or protecting the people who made him feel human again.
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