flowie
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Did you just suggest we cast a curse?" "Yes, I did." Kirie answered my question readily. I took a moment to contemplate whether the dictionary definition of the word "curse" had changed without my knowledge. "When you say curse, what specifically do you mean...?" Perhaps aware of my somewhat stiff expression, Kirie waved his hand. "No, I don't mean casting a heinous curse! I simply mean making it so they can't bother the Lady…-
54.3 K • Hiatus
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As a drop of guiding energy fell and moistened the dry interior floor, Esper's pupils suddenly dilated. The entire tangled, chaotic wavelength expanded roughly, filling the dungeon like the bristling mane of a beast. Guiding energy flowed in from the young man, purifying the internal toxins and slowly dripping down to pool on the parched floor. Esper released his held breath all at once and closed his eyes. As he slowly tilted his head back, a deep moan of ecstasy…-
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The boss quickly charged forward on its six legs, attacking with powerful thrusts of its spear while simultaneously lashing out with its thick tail, which was covered in blade-like protrusions, like a whip. It also unleashed massive bolts of red lightning from the tip of its spear, emitting terrifying sounds. Fzzzt. However, all of the boss's attacks failed to reach the esper, who stood frozen in place, and were swept away by the currents, scattering into…
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"Ah, um. Uh, yes. Are you talking about the exact starting point of a real rampage, not just the pre-rampage symptoms?" "Yes," "People usually think that perfect golden eyes are a pre-rampage symptom, but that's not quite true. Golden eyes are like a gauge meter that shows how much is left until the rampage. Even with completely golden eyes, you might rampage right away or you might not... It depends on how much the esper can endure the full gauge. That's why I said my completely…
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"Are you feeling any better now? We should move to another location before the monsters pick up the scent and swarm us." After what he deemed a sufficient amount of time, Jae-yun cautiously spoke to the young man again. Indeed, it was about time for the monsters to awaken and move, having caught the scent of the gravity field he had deployed to assess the terrain. At Jae-yun's words, the young man lowered his gaze to the ground, slowly emerging from between the rocks…
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⚜︎ ⚜︎ ⚜︎ "Ugh..." The man steadied his blurry vision, which was out of focus. His head was dizzy, and it was hard to breathe. He tried to recall his last memory, but it was difficult to come to his senses due to the oppressive pressure and uncomfortable breathing that seemed to press down on his entire body. "Cough cough." Only after coughing violently for a long time did he have the mind to get up and look…
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Kang Jae-yoon, an esper with dark navy hair and gravity-based abilities, was now in a very difficult situation. There were three main ways for espers to die. Being attacked by monsters and having their bodies so damaged that they could not be regenerated, being killed by another esper, or going berserk and dying. There were several reasons why one could not list the ways in which ordinary people die, but the biggest reason was their overwhelmingly strong physical…
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Kyrie asked me, "Will something like that really do?" "Yes, I like it. This one." I opened the velvet pouch to check if the item I had chosen was inside. It was a rope. Completely ordinary in appearance, nothing about it suggested it was a magic tool. "I didn't expect you to choose a hunting tool." As he said, the rope was primarily used for hunting, specifically for making snares. Being a magical item, it was far stronger…
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"You mentioned last time that there was one of my inventions you wanted, didn’t you?" Kyrie rose from his seat and gestured for me to come closer. "Why don't you come take a look? I prepared them especially for your visit, my lady." That had been the excuse I used in my letter, a suitable pretext for coming here. He assumed I had come today simply to thank him for letting me sleep in his bed last time. I stood and followed Kyrie, pretending…
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How much time had passed? Cedric swept out of the front door, his garments billowing behind him. "Very well. I shall return in thirty minutes." From his slightly suppressed tone, it seemed he was holding back a surge of anger. "Your Grace!" And with that, Cedric exited the <Forest of Illusions>, flanked by his subordinates. 'It’s only thirty minutes. He could’ve just waited inside. Honestly.' I clicked my tongue quietly…
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