Summary

When trauma physician Amariel Mercer takes a much-needed vacation for her sister’s destination wedding, she expects family drama, sunburn, and perhaps a catering disaster or two. She does not expect to wake up inside a dungeon. Armed with nothing but her medical training, her ever-present satchel - always packed, always at her side, as much a part of her as habit itself - and an unusually fearless jumping spider, she makes one impossible choice: She saves the wounded monster everyone else wants dead. The world has no category for someone like her. When she is finally registered, her magical classification earns little more than confused stares. Domestic Alchemist. Hardly the title of a legendary adventurer. But as the dungeons she touches begin to change - death rates fall, forgotten treasures resurface, and whispers spread of the strange woman who leaves every place better than she found it… Some legends are forged through conquest. Others begin with a single act of mercy the world refuses to forget.

Genre: Fantasy

Author: V. A. Gris

Status: Complete

Chapters: 32

Rating: n/a

Age Rating: 18+

Title Page

The titles of the chapters in this book are too long to fit into the Title box that Inkitt provides, and since I feel the chapter titles MAKE this story far better, I’m going to include the titles here as an actual chapter.

Field Entry #001: Destination Weddings Can Get Far Worse than Flight Delays

Field Entry #002: Dragons Are Apparently Terrible at Following Medical Instructions

Field Entry #003: Apparently Comas Cause Hallucinations… of Other Worlds?

Field Entry #004: My Coma World Has a Tour Guide

Field Entry #005: The Song Fell Silent This Morning

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Field Entry #006: This Evidently ISN’T A Coma-Induced Hallucination After All

Field Entry #007: I Bonded with a Dragon Who Invented Dungeon Landscaping

Field Entry #008: Sooo… Landscaping Was the Gateway Hobby to Becoming a Dungeon Park Ranger

Field Entry #009: I’d Give Anything for One More Ordinary Day

Field Entry #010: Preparations for the World Outside the Dungeon Are Surprisingly Complicated

Field Entry #011: One Last Walk Before We Say Goodbye

Field Entry #012: My Tour Guide Took “Dungeon Guardian” to Mean Endless DIY Projects

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Field Entry #013: Presumably the Dungeon Comes With a Maintenance Department

Field Entry #014: Four Hundred Years Come With a Lot of Uselessly Specific Knowledge

Field Entry #015: Dragons Make Excellent Trees

Field Entry #016: The Stones Still Remembered

Field Entry #017: We’re Not the Only Ones Down Here

Field Entry #018: There’s Always Hunters Around Every Corner… And Scientists Who Seem to Study EVERYTHING

Field Entry #019: The Scientists Have Given the Maintenance Department an Official Classification

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Field Entry #020: Evidently the Maintenance Department Works Graveyard Now

Field Entry #021: The Maintenance Department Has Somehow Attracted the Attention of the Crown

Field Entry #022: Somehow, Four Hundred Years of Work Still Require an Evaluation

Field Entry #023: What the Fuck is a Domestic Alchemist?

Field Entry #024: The Maintenance Department Hands Over Four Hundred Years of Reading Material

Field Entry #025: The Maintenance Department Finally Gets to See the World

Field Entry #026: Apparently the World Needs a Maintenance Department Too

Tales from the Heavens

Tales from the Heavens: The Blessings of A Dragon

The Diary of a Domestic Alchemist

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