Mary Miller
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There were certain things that Han Jing had grown up with as a boy that lived in one of the most expensive city in his country—and that dagger was damn expensive! "Hey give it back—er, nevermind." He quickly stepped back as the dagger he let go was absorbed into the slime's body. He reluctantly then pulled out his second dagger from his inventory. "Think Han, think!" He didn't even have much time to speak as he dodged the new set of tendrils and then felt one of them jab him right in his torso. It…-
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There were stupid people and there were stupid questions—she'd give it to the fellow student before her that they were only doing something on the latter. Most Mages she'd encounter weren't stupid, only peculiar and strange.The Half Elf stood up from her spot as she walked out of her cell and walked to the next one where he was currently in. She unlocked the bolt and pushed the jail door open, "The slime forgot to lock the cell, so we only have to think about the barrier now and with your help…" She…
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Within the depths of Kraelonia Academy lies a place unbeknownst to many people, forgotten in ages that had long passed before the war that brought the great hero to his mighty end. And yet until to this age and time, many are called to it but only few… actually none have been chosen until this very time. So the hidden treasure continued to be untouched. And thus in one of the units in this place was an area that served as a containment cell—there were those who had sought but were instead brought to…
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The snake lunged for Timothy and he smashed it in the mouth, at its venom fangs and watched it recoil in shock. The bottle cracked at the impact but it still held to its shape. He backed away and then slipped on the ground for a crucial moment as he cursed. The snake recovered and seized the opportunity to pounce at him once again—and he staggered away. His ankle throbbed in pain as he created some distance between him and the creature. As he escaped, the snake's head smashed on the floor and made a…
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As a third year Student undergoing the Mage curriculum, Kai had already seen his fair share of wonders and sights that would leave many younger Students in awe. And he had decided to major in the House of Illusions, so even among his own peers—he had that canny flair with glamor, dramatic and showmanship. He was never going to be the Mage that threw fireballs or thunderbolts, but he was more on utility, wonders and espionage. And this was one of the few times that he was astounded by someone in awhile…
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Iola was enjoying the muffin. If nobody was going to bring her food—then she'd bring it to herself. Following the guy who visited Timothy's door did indeed bring her to the dining hall. Except she realized that there was something strange about the people here. And no, it wasn't said guy who had brought himself food but wasn't eating. She glanced at him. He was staring into thin air and muttering to himself... she'd acknowledge that it was odd—although that wasn't what she was referring to. It was the…
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The observer was not impressed with the performance, if anything, it squashed the Black Slime until its core was nearly crushed and then resumed back to its apathetic stance. The creature wriggled and fled from its sight. Perhaps the searchers were simply lucky—it added into the factors of this place, but luck could only carry them so far. What one needed here was Spells and Skills. Except for the sudden attack of that thing from earlier, once again Timothy and Ellynn were travelling through the…
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And so once again, another searcher falls into the trap. Not too far from the first one. Though they weren't exactly reliable with the telling of the times—or perhaps they were mistaken about it. It didn't matter to them, simply an observer… their days had already passed. A Student lay trapped within their chambers. Now the next searcher has come and this time there were two of them, a cloaked figure and a young man even less valuable than the first. They couldn't be bothered with that and grew…
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Boredom. There wasn't much one could do while stuck within the premises of someone else's room. She currently had no option to leave and make her own choices. Then again, her life in some way had always been like this. Iola reached out towards the ceiling, "Trapped." She sighed and closed her hand. Had she simply left one prison place in exchange for another one? Well, at least she wasn't being forced around here to do anything. Her stomach growled in protest. "He had forgotten to give me supper before…
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"No clear motive—they're just someone who likes to disrupt other people," Donovan leaned back against the wall and let out a sigh. Sir Leon de Harrington nodded, "My apologies then for having you talk to her. It seemed like she was fond of you and so I had to capitalize on that." "Why don't we just ask Han? He talked with the Half Elf didn't he?" His friend's words made him chuckle, "He cannot tell the truth from lies—whereas you can." The Axe Wielder clasped his axe, the blade was glittering not…
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