Mary Miller
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Searing pain struck his body as lightning crackled and threw the young man backwards, the 3 and landing on his back. He felt his vision blur and spin and his mouth tasted blood but he watched the series of notifications that popped up in front of his face: He tried not to wince as even contorting his body resulted in pain to continue to throb from head to toe. But somehow he made it out and alive and to some extent confirmed his theory. He had already killed bugs and even a goblin at…-
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"The City of Gloria is under attack." They were merely words that were uttered. Whether they held any value to the listener was something that depended on where they were actually from and if they had any relations to it. Dragons who had just woken up couldn't care less, it was an endless cycle to him—and perhaps that was an opportunity bestowed to the arrogance of such a creature. Although if one were to be completely honest, not a lot cared, even if they were located in the same continent. and were…
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"Dead gods." Lavelda cursed at the display before them, the Colossal Wyvern floating right above the city. "It's already here." She shared a look with her fellow and tried not to clutch her staff too tightly. "It's a good thing that we activated the barrier didn't we, gentlemen?" Carnus glanced at the orb in the 's staff and tried to act composed, "It's rather amazing isn't it—no wonder the had alerted and stressed us to activate at once. Why didn't you tell us that it had teleportation magic, boy?"…
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Han tried to keep himself logical, there was no doubt that someone as old and experienced as the would come into harm could they? He summoned his chat menu and still found the green light that showed that the Elf was still online but whether they were fine or not to actually fight? He didn't know and sent a message towards them instead before quickly gazing towards the monster. Minutes felt like a long time as he watched the creature hover triumphantly in the air, no challenger in sight. Their bait of…
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Lights began to glow around the city walls, piece by piece it began to build up and began to extend above them like a dome, the barrier was activating itself as the Kraelonia Academy made their decision. There were a lot of problems that would come up if he left the city knowing fully well that a colossal danger would come around soon but Owen Liddel didn't hesitate for longer, at least less than a minute as he ran out towards the city's gates. Somehow despite only taking a minute or two to decide, he…
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The stalked across the grasslands with vehemence. She couldn't understand how the would trust a mere to make a plan that risked the safety of their group, and on top of that, both of them were said to receive a mission much like hers. She summoned infernal flames that procured the words in her language: Danger lurks near and will shake the place Ensure that all will be safe Your Race has always been overcome with mistrust Gain the trust of a new person from another Race Time Remaining (Refer…
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The phrase 'let sleeping dogs lie' was something that most people were familiar with because even in this new world created by the Creators, surely one couldn't ignore everyman's friend. Yes, it wasn't only Humans who enjoyed the company of dogs, Elves and Dwarves did too. Those beloved creatures that barked and wagged their tails and their adorable furry faces...but returning back to the idiom on hand, it was meant to say that it was better to not disturb anything that could possibly cause trouble. Alas,…
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Han was aware that he was the weakest link at the moment but he seemed to hold command over their plans and nobody raised their arguments against it—but it was a wonder why Ellynn was even asking him on what she could do. She knew what he was capable of. So she had more reasons to doubt him than others. Still regardless of such things and what she was asking of him...he was more wary of her safety than making use of her as a strategic position in the looming fight. And though he hadn't exactly explored…
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Terror swept across the camp. Theodrick stepped back slowly, his hands were clammy as he tried to unsheathe his sword—he stared down at the wyvern that landed itself on the fireplace. The creature plunged down from the sky and let out a shriek before turning around to the people present, its large tail flicked and flung the other behind it into the distance. Crash! The sound blasted itself into his eardrums while he held the blade in his hand, the creature in front of him was too occupied with the…
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If one monster could change and upturn the fate of one realm, how much more could others? When a Colossal Beast awoken deep from its sleep, its brethren—minions, underlings, family—would also be roused. From their own caverns, much smaller than the Colossal Winged Wyvern's but still larger than any city were the sounds of squawking and screeching as thousands of wyvern flew out of their own caves. For if the biggest monster would be marching out of its territory, then there must be some greener, or…
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