Geli Cake
Stories
6
Chapters
148
Words
228.5 K
Comments
63
Reading
19 h, 2 m
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He stumbled back, blinking dazedly. What was that…? His blurry vision showed a familiar hallway. It took him a moment to figure out what had just happened. Blinking, he lowered his gaze to see two identical faces glaring at him from far below. Seeing the scattered shards on the floor, Grayson realized these insolent creatures had hit him over the head with a vase, of all things. “You…” Just as he was about to demand what they thought they were doing, they both lunged at him…-
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One of the twins leaned in, speaking sweetly, and Grayson let out a short laugh. While everyone wondered at his seemingly pleased expression, Grayson raised his glass to his lips and said, “If my destined partner is there, I’ll do anything.” At those words, one twin’s face fell, while the other laughed in disbelief. But their greatest strength was their ability to snap back to reality, no matter the situation. “Grayson is such a romantic.” One quickly complimented him with sweet…
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Leaving the fortune teller tilting her head in confusion, Grayson pulled his wallet from his jacket's inner pocket. He took out several one hundred dollar bills and placed them on the table before asking his final question. “Is there anything else you can tell me?” The fortune teller replied with a practiced smile. “That’s all for today.” He’d expected as much. This time, too, it was useless. Thinking that he had wasted his time again, Grayson didn't ask any further questions,…
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Please note that the stories, organizations, and characters appearing in this novel are fictional and have no connection to reality. Also, the fire department's rank system has been modified from reality for reader comprehension. Please refer to this note while reading. Prologue He heard ‘that’ rumor at an acquaintance's charity party he'd been invited to. “What? A shaman?” Grayson, who was killing time exchanging meaningless pleasantries with other party guests, subconsciously frowned…
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Following Frederick’s orders, several fully armed soldiers entered the basement. Ssangryeong leaned against the railing on the deck, waiting for the situation to be resolved. He was waiting for Bormann, armed with a sharp knife, to be dragged out by the soldiers, ready to spit on him the moment he appeared. However, after a few minutes, the soldiers emerged from the staircase one by one, their faces etched with disappointment. Ssangryeong raised an eyebrow. “What? Why are you…-
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The sand, bathed in the intense sun, shimmered like gold, but it never records anything. Yet, even without records, songs and stories passed down from mouth to mouth always lay hidden in the long nights of the desert. Like any tale from One Thousand and One Nights, there is a kingdom with white walls built in the middle of the desert. “Sami, Sami!” A country that only reveals itself when the fine dust wind, like a golden veil, settles down after fluttering. Beyond the white walls, the scent of…-
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Prologue Jasmine, pomegranate, oasis, sand, mint, apple, rose, bark, iron and fire. And the fresh scent of hyssop blossoms spreading through the air. “Sami.” The space, filled with layers upon layers of luxurious scents, resembled a giant incense burner rather than a room. Even more so as the golden, intricately crafted pillars and the long, drooping leaves of potted plants intertwined their shadows, creating a shimmering illusion. “There are many Maruts in the world.” Within this…
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Pienne had said those words in anger. That he would find his grandfather. That he would find him and make him pay for what he have done. “Crazy bastard…” Was that really something to say to someone desperately searching for their missing grandfather? It was enough to make him want to retract his request in fear. Yet, one question remained… ‘Why did I burst into tears?’ His heart had ached when Pienne said he would punish his grandfather. Or rather, his chest had…
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He’d endured more in the past two days than he had in his entire life. This change stemmed from his profound decision to cooperate with Pienne’s contract and try to live a decent life. ‘This is so unfair. I’m so damn frustrated.’ Throughout this period, he had noticed a persistent gaze following him. He could understand Frederick openly observing him, and even Pienne checking in on him occasionally. But he couldn't overlook the one with the snake-like eyes. Was his name…
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Indeed. This secretary was suspicious in many ways. Among all the soldiers he’d seen in the Home Nation, he had never encountered anyone as frail and skinny as this one, looking like they might break with a single touch. For a soldier who traveled between the Dependent Nation and the Home Nation, a level of physical training that would surpass that of an ordinary person was essential. ‘But his arms and legs are so thin?’ The Captain's delicate face, which had appeared so suddenly, was…
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