Pen name

Delaney Preston

Delaney Preston writes LitRPG and progression fantasy about leveling that costs something, hard-won upgrades and underdogs who out-think the System. The voice is punchy and relentless. The focus stays on character: what people want, what it costs, and what they do anyway.

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Stories2
Total words19,211
Chapters published16
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Stories

The Biosphere Loom

by Delaney Preston

  • 8 Chapters
  • 34 Pages
  • 9,443 Words
  • 2 Views

In the sun-dappled crater of Lake Ngami, colossal silk-caterpillars hum softly as they spin glowing, iridescent fibers through the canopy. The Biosphere System rewards those who nurture rather than conquer, offering lush stat trees to weavers, bio-tenders, and habitat architects. When the regional network announces the grand Loom-Spire upgrade, three villagers take up the call. Folasoma weaves luminescent garments that regulate body heat, Ifeoma tends to delightfully chubby silk-grubs with berry puree, and Obieke designs breezy wicker treehouses that float on warm currents. Together, they must gather rare pollen, earn cooperative crafting levels, and outsmart mischievous nectar-squirrels to build a sanctuary where humans and synthetic fauna thrive side by side in radiant warmth.

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The Falling Polyhedron

by Delaney Preston

  • 8 Chapters
  • 35 Pages
  • 9,768 Words

The skies above Ouro-Vast are never empty. For millennia, silent geometric polyhedrons have hung in low orbit, occasionally drifting down to crush mountains and reshape borders. The nations below have adapted, using the Vector Core System to advance classes like [Tesseract Vanguard] and [Spatial Surveyor], mastering impossible gravity shifts and angle-warping strikes.

Now, dozens of the titanic shapes are falling at once, snapping together like an impossible puzzle across the continent. Anchor-smith Cui Donghai, skirmisher Ren Wanru, and infiltrator Bai Jingxian must adapt to a landscape where north is an angle and gravity pulls sideways. They must level their spatial stats rapidly to penetrate the master polyhedron before the continent folds into flat geometry.

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