RAE
Stories
50
Chapters
2,035
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3.6 M
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Reading
12 d, 10 h
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Did he think he hadn't heard? Wi Woori repeated his cheerful voice. Kim Donghwa didn't think Wi Woori was bad at biking, but even for him, who had been biking for a long time, Wi Woori's speed was satisfying, so he responded, "Yeah, it's nice." It was nice. The dark night sky, the quiet road without a single person, the wind brushing through his hair, the blooming cherry blossoms. Kim Donghwa inhaled the fresh air deeply and then exhaled with a whoosh. From behind, Wi Woori was shouting something…-
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"Ha, why is the midterm exam already here? Why." Wi Woori muttered very softly with a voice full of breath. Sitting with his head propped up, he was expressing "I don't want to study" with his whole face contorted. How long has it been since school started, and already the midterm was right in front of them. Along with this, Kim Donghwa and Wi Woori, facing the exam period, took their seats at the central library right after classes ended. Wi Woori just pressed his eyes shut in front of the…
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Chairman Seo, his nose adorned with reading glasses, tilted his head with a puzzled expression. He knew well that his grandson wouldn’t volunteer for such services on his own. “If Father Choi says do it or die, what choice do I have?” “It’s not just that. I’ve been going around preaching with the priest for the past couple of days. Saying it out loud, it sounds absurdly ridiculous.” While Chairman Seo was sympathetically matching his grandson’s complaints, Choi Seonwoo…-
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Sema was tied up with his limbs bound tightly, his eyes and mouth covered. Trapped in a rattling carriage, he thought. ‘Lord Ian!’ He wanted to cry. He intended to do his best to complete the mission entrusted to him by Ian. And in his mind, "doing his best" certainly did not include "running away as soon as the enemy appears." So Sema yelled. “Everyone, run! I’ll hold them off!” Sema hadn’t expected everyone to actually listen to his words and flee. What could he do? All his…-
334.6 K • Ongoing
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Ian returned to the dungeon after ten days. When he arrived, people dropped what they were doing and welcomed him with joy. "Welcome back safely!" "Thank goodness!" Ian was surprised. 'Were they this loyal?' "We were worried you might collapse and cough up blood on the way. Many of us regretted not following you." A priest with a flushed face explained the situation. Ian did not want to entrust his body to a doctor who was hiccupping while holding a bottle of liquor. Although it was Ian who…
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334.6 K • Ongoing
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There was no helping it. Ian went back to the merchant. He released the merchant who was pinned down with his arm twisted by Louise and said in a gentle voice, "Sorry. There was a misunderstanding for a moment." "Do you enjoy stepping on people or something?" The merchant asked in a choked voice. 'Who would have such a hobby?' But since Ian was the one at fault, he maintained a soft demeanor. "No, I'll help you up. Shall I dust you off too?" "You are kind." The merchant was moved. 'Isn't…
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334.6 K • Ongoing
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Keith tried to eliminate the traitor who clung to the priest like a leech. The priest stopped him. Keith held back his anger and warned the priest that he was being deceived, but the priest still wouldn't move. 'He knew.' This man is protecting the traitor's clan even though he knows. Keith was enveloped in immense anger. At times like this, his blood would cool, and his mind would become clear. To him, the priest was someone to 'protect'. The traitor was an 'enemy to kill'. It had been…
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334.6 K • Ongoing
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Ian managed to jump in front of Keith, stopping him just in time. Keith, who had been about to strike down Louise with a single blow, halted his sword when someone else intervened. Stopping a drawn sword mid-motion was no easy feat. Keith was both surprised and furious. “What are you doing!” That was exactly what Ian wanted to say. “Were you about to attack my party member?” “That man is not your party member. He hid his face with cloth, so you must have been deceived. Didn’t you…
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Tung! Tung! Ian's arrow struck the approaching skeleton's chest with surprising accuracy. However, the skeleton merely staggered before continuing to move. In contrast, the skeleton whose skull was shattered by Louise's arrow stopped moving entirely. "Lord Ian, aim for the head! Usually, the weak points of monsters are either the head or the heart!" 'I know that too!' It seemed Louise didn't consider that Ian couldn't shoot because of a lack of skill. Ian wanted to explain, but there was no…
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Ian didn't waste travel time either. 'If this is like reality, shouldn't it be possible to do two things at once? As soon as he thought of this, he decided to test it out. "Louise, teach me archery." "Me? How dare I teach you, Lord Ian..." "I should learn from you. It's better than learning from Sema." With Louise standing beside him, Ian began to relearn how to hold a bow. Using the <Archery> skill, he could hold the arrow in a somewhat plausible manner. The problem was that he…
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334.6 K • Ongoing
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