#icalos

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After all, bees were tireless workers and perfectly brave soldiers. They worked selflessly for one another and the good of all. And when they were faced with threats infinitely larger than any singular bee, they banded together to fight back at the cost of their very lives … and in doing so could overcome a threat no individual bee could ever hope to.

Icalos, The Art of Diploma-Bee (The Bee Dungeon Book 3)

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In the end though, a victory was a victory, and a victory without sacrifice was the best of all.

Icalos, The Art of Diploma-Bee (The Bee Dungeon Book 3)

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In my opinion, the hardest and most important lesson to learn is that it’s not about you. A good leader should care for their people above themselves, which means setting aside their own pride, desires, and preferences for the good of the whole.

Icalos, The Art of Diploma-Bee (The Bee Dungeon Book 3)

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This one was acting like frightened prey, expecting to be hunted at any moment. But even the most docile prey was dangerous when cornered, and a herbivore provoked to violence was even more aggressive than the most vicious predator.

Icalos, The Bee-ginning

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The Bee Dungeon: Review of The Beeginning

This series seemed like it’d be another light read, but I might’ve accidentally gotten obsessed. The Bee Dungeon centers around a main character finding himself in charge of a “Tower of the Gods”- and every step of the way he finds out that everything he’s learned about them is false. Except for the itty bitty little detail about the hunger– a name for the dark force that spawns enemies within…

The Bee Dungeon: Review of The Beeginning