Linda Davis
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This was not the first time the Royal City had been the target of a violent attack, nor was it sure to be the last. Just as such an ancient city carries a burden, it also carries millions of stories and events. However, receiving an attack during a war is a totally different thing from being attacked being in times of peace. The last war the Kingdom of Tretidian fought was when it became involved in the famous Duchy War, when it chose a small duchy to help annex the others and finally annexed it,…-
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"... Did you save me because someone ordered you to do that or not, Kaizen?" Ravastine asked Psyker with a serious expression. The player didn't even hesitate to answer her. "As I said yesterday, it was a decision I made in the moment, totally impulsive and reckless. In fact, I was in the place to try to find someone else, only there were too many people there and I gave up on finding that person without even trying." "I see. That honestly makes me more relieved. The nobles are still debating about it,…
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"Wait here, please, she will be right with you." Petril Wyvernjack said and left Kaizen alone in a room on the first floor of the Royal Palace. In that room, there was a set of red leather padded sofas whose frame, that is, the arms and legs, was made of solid gold. In the center, a black carpet, filled with embroidered details, provided grace for the shiny, waxed wooden floor. At the opposite end of the door through which Kaizen entered, there were two Victorian glass doors that were wide open to the…
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As soon as Kaizen arrived at one of the gates of the Royal City, he was very breathless. His skin was glistening with sweat and his breathing was so euphoric that it drew attention. The players present looked at him strangely, after all it was unusual to see someone so tired. In fact, absolutely no one was ever so tired as to be in the state Kaizen was in. There were several ways to recover stamina within the game, such as eating and getting some rest, so it would only take a five-minute break for someone…
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On Friday morning, Klaus took apart the last of the furniture that needed to be dismantled in his room and drove the rented moving truck to the new house that Michael, Ard and Chun would be living in for a while. Although they had money now, they preferred to keep paying cheap rent to try to get money together to pay the next monthly payments or the monthly arrears little by little. The rooms in the place they would live now were cramped, there was a single room for the three people, a small bathroom…
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Almost ten years ago, the nickname Kaizen became world-renowned in the gaming niche, which, although large, was not as large as traditional sports. Initially, Kaizen drew attention for being the youngest professional video game player in history. He was only 13 years old and would already compete in the same category as men and women over 20. Of course, there was no shortage of people criticizing and doubting him at the time, but he didn't care, he just wanted to play among the best. In a world where…
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"I'm going to have to leave now, but take this." said Jayaa, holding out a perfectly rectangular crystal that had iron ornaments. Kaizen found it strange, because he was about to log out and had never seen an item like that before. "What is it?" "Come on, analyze it with your magic eyes and you'll find out." [Item: Teleportation Crystal (Royal City). This is an item that will teleport whoever uses it across dimensions to a neutral point in the Royal City of the Kingdom of Tretidian. Class:…
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Kaizen listened as he completed a hundred Star Larvae culls. With his near perfect accuracy and stunning dexterity, none of these creatures were able to survive for more than 2 minutes after their spawn. It was amazing the way Psyker moved and shot at the same thing. The Light Lands in just under half an hour had an atmosphere filled with black particles produced by each slaughter. However, killing so many monsters also tired Kaizen a bit, who still didn't have huge vitality attributes and also didn't…
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Just as Kaizen was about to ask where the monsters of the Light Lands were, he saw less than five meters ahead a one-meter long maggot crawling along the sides of a floating obelisk. This little creature had black fur, three honeycomb-like yellow eyes without a pupil, and a mouth that looked like a fleshy straw. "What's that?" Frowning, Kaizen inquired. "That's what we've come to farm. This monster is called Star Maggot is the only living thing that can be found wandering around the Light Lands. No…
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Kaizen's hint to Jayaa about forcing the body beyond its limits fascinated the bard, who had never thought about this possibility. It was a strange way to specifically evolve one attribute more than others, but it had a physical logic to it. As they rummaged through the bodies and the thieves' camp for useful items, Jayaa asked: "Dude, I was thinking about something and was trying to resist the urge to ask you about it, but I can't anymore..." "Go ahead." Kaizen replied while analyzing the statistics of…
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