The Child Monster
After surviving an encounter with the Beast, the pinnacle of power in the Nexeus, Salvos decides she still needs to get stronger.
But power does not come easy, especially at the higher levels. Fortunately for Salvos, she has made an enemy out of the Demon King himself, and she will take advantage of his animosity towards her. Because if the Deathsquad Hunters want to come for her head? She will welcome them with open arms.
In the Mortal Realm, Edithe campaigns for the United Coalition of the Human Lands to take the remaining Demon threat seriously, while Daniel finds himself being hunted down by a group of Elite Elves. As for Rachel, she learns that even with the departure of Salvos, the Mortal Realm remains a dangerous and tumultuous place with calamities lurking around the corner. Just like Salvos, Rachel understands that she needs to become stronger.
To live up to her name as the Child Monster.
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V.A. Lewis
V.A. Lewis didn’t set out to become an author. His writing journey began quietly in the winter of 2019, sparked by the raw, kinetic storytelling he discovered in online serials. Something in that energetic mix of world-building and character growth caught hold of him, and before long he was sketching out his own ideas. One chapter led to another and soon he was posting regularly on platforms like Royal Road and Scribble Hub under the pen names MelasDelta and Delta, letting readers watch his craft take shape in real time.
Salvos
The Salvos series has become a standout within LitRPG and progression fantasy circles by doing something deceptively simple and surprisingly rare, it lets the world be discovered through truly unfamiliar eyes. The story begins with a newly born demon navigating a hostile, system driven realm where survival depends on learning, adapting, and evolving under constant pressure. Levels, skills, and combat mechanics exist, but they never feel like an overlay. Instead, they shape daily life, danger, and growth in ways that feel organic and often unforgiving. What draws many readers in is the perspective, curiosity replaces heroism, instinct competes with empathy, and every step forward raises new questions about identity, power, and belonging.
Salvos consists of fourteen books and series is set to expand with the upcoming release of one more book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
