Jennifer Moore
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Flash-! The blast was followed by a blinding light. Thanks to , I had just enough time to properly react to the spears' trajectory. They moved at light speed, and dodging them was nearly impossible without honed battle instincts and a slowed perception. Even with these advantages, it still wasn't enough to avoid every strike. I can't dodge them all... Instead, I had to block. With each spear coming at me, I forced my blade into the path of the attacks, slashing and cutting through them,…-
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-Kwang! A brilliant burst of golden light filled the room inside Killian Hall, one of the academy's most prestigious dormitories for top students. What had moments ago been a quiet, tranquil space now hummed with the aftereffects of potent mana. Seated in the center, a female student slowly opened her eyes, the soft glow of her golden mana fading as she emerged from her meditative trance. Rose Brilliance, the golden child, radiated an air of composure. 'My mana is now similar in quality to the…
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Meanwhile, Seo remained unfazed. As she calmly gathered mana, she infused it throughout her body, enhancing her physical abilities and coating her blade with a shimmering aura before it was even drawn. There was no hesitation in her movements-just practiced precision and control. Her every action was a testament to her discipline as a warrior. Kagami was strong, but Seo only needed a single glance at his stance to predict the outcome of their match. She didn't doubt his resolve or skill, but she…
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"I'll head out first," "Yup, good luck," I replied, giving her a thumbs-up. Seo subtly smiled, her usual cool demeanor cracking just enough to show a hint of appreciation. I watched her walk toward the stage with that calm, almost emotionless expression she always had. It was reassuring to see her in perfect condition today, especially since she was about to face Kagami. As Seo's figure receded into the distance waiting for his opponent before she proceeded to go up the stage, I felt a tap on my…
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"Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the academy's one and only Grand Festival!" The announcer's voice boomed through the air, the same familiar, enthusiastic tone as last year, echoing even into the waiting areas where participants gathered. As the roar of the crowd filled the arena, the hype for the Grand Festival kicked off once more. Unlike last year, however, there was a noticeable difference in the crowd. While the number of visitors remained relatively the same, this year's audience was dominated…
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Before I could delve deeper into that thought, Kagami interrupted me. "By the way, who's your opponent for the grand festival?" I glanced over at him as another plate of steak was brought to his table. It was hard to believe anyone could eat that much and still be hungry. But then again, this was Kagami. "Man, finding a proper opponent this semester was quite the hassle," he continued, tearing into the steak with enthusiasm. "You know, the second-year who was supposed to face me hurriedly filed a…
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"So, did anything noteworthy happen?" I asked, keeping my tone casual but my mind focused on the details. Kagami scratched the back of his head as he thought about it. "Well, not much aside from our busy schedule this past week. Regulating, managing, and preparing for the Grand Festival has taken up most of our time. But other than that, nothing major has happened." "I see..." It was pretty much what I expected. With Act 2 now behind us, the flow of events should have settled down for a while.…
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"HAHAHAHAHA! YOU LOT! IT'S NICE TO SEE YOUR FACES AFTER A FEW LONG MONTHS! THINGS MAY HAVE GOTTEN HECTIC WITH ALL THE INCIDENTS HAPPENING, BUT REST ASSURED-WE'VE MADE SURE NO REMAINING ISSUES WILL RUIN TODAY'S GRAND FESTIVAL! HAHAHAHAHA!" With his usual loud, booming voice and hearty laughter, Professor Ferdinand filled the classroom with a sense of both excitement and relief. The man had a knack for making light of even the most dire of situations, his unshakable confidence and energy radiating…
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Arriving back at the dorms, I wasted no time heading straight into my private training room. My mind was already focused on one thing: restoring the Heart of Chronos. The item's degradation was happening faster than I'd anticipated, and I needed to act now if I didn't want to lose its full potential. I walked over to the far side of the room, where I kept my most valuable tools, and grabbed the one thing that could help me: the Cauldron of the Skies. → It had been a long time since I'd last…
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As I grasped the necklace, a surge of latent energy pulsed through my fingers, reverberating up my arm and settling deep within my core. The Heart of Chronos was alive with power, and the celestial runes etched into the surface glowed faintly, the same ancient script I had seen before when I first acquired my . Those runes were unmistakable—a mark of celestial magic long lost to the current era. There was no doubt in my mind: this was the real deal. With the Heart of Chronos, I could offset most…
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