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I shrugged, “Yeah, sure.” Torix pointed upwards, “Let’s go up to the fourth floor then.” I turned towards Althea, “How many floors are there?” She raised a hand and counted on her fingers, “There’s five. They’re called the residential, tech, magic, logistics, and sky floors. They’re pretty self-explanatory honestly.” Torix nodded, “The fourth floor’s name is where we’ll discuss plans and hold meetings. That’s where we’re headed next.” I gestured forward,…-
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At the same time, free didn’t mean settling, at least not for me. We floated away before I turned back around. I observed the ground, Althea putting her elbow on the top of my head. “What are you looking at?” I squinted, “I’m looking for any leftover eldritch. I don’t want them wrecking havoc a month from now.” Althea shook her hands, “Don’t worry. Torix already handled what was left. Something about transferring ownership with magic.” I glanced up, “Really now?” She…
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Well, we didn’t kill him. Hod did. I looked over at the one and only birdman. With vibrant splashes of yellow gunk over him, he laid on his knees beside Yawm’s corpse. He heaved for breath. I regenerated and walked over towards him. He glanced up at me, “Hod kill Yawm?” I grinned, “Yeah, I think so.” Hod hobbled up to his feet, glancing around at the soldiers. His shade form dissipated, “Legion slay Yawm? Legion save Earth, home of eltari and human!” The legion roared in…
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No one answered Yawm since he held us in place. Yawm put his hands behind his back, interlocking his fingers. He walked up to me, “You fought against my words for so long. I failed to break you after months. How you’ve endured is a feat I’ve seen in no one else. You should be proud.” He turned towards Althea, “This one broke after a few sentences by comparison, as did the bird. To have such weak-willed friends…it does you a disservice, Harbinger. We’ll rectify that over time.” A…
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I got a notification. The assassin died, finally. I opened my status, poured my points into endurance, and I hit finalize all at once. Another deluge of power swelled through me. I leveled further, gaining a profound boon in my ability. We turned towards Brim. He pushed himself off the ground, picking up his arcane spear. He shook his head, chunks of mirror and stone falling off of him. Elessah floated towards him, casting healing magic over him. Once again, his mirrors returned. Elessah rejuvenated…
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The eldritch charged towards the breakers. Yawm commanded them earlier. My mana only enraged them. As the eldritch rushed against them, I turned towards Yawm. I pulled in my armor and leaped towards him with a burst of mana. The red tumor spreading from his neck had covered over half his face. Yawm stared at me with the one eye he had left. I gritted my teeth, sighing with frustration before lifted my hands. I slammed them against Yawm’s neck, piercing into the bloody tumor. I drilled my armor into…
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Korga snapped, “I told you we didn’t bring an army.” Yawm raised his eyebrows, “Really? Then whose army is it…We’ll discover soon.” The conduit links built up in the back of my head. Countless links to people I didn’t know came up. A message appeared in my status. I turned towards Yawm and shouted, “Can you bring the eldritch here?” Yawm nodded, “For what purpose? As Fodder perchance?” I shook my head, “I can use them-” A bullet punctured my neck again. With…
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As I dashed closer towards Yawm, Frode tossed something towards me. I turned around, seeing a net right at my nose. Before it made contact, my reflexes kicked into gear. A wave of gravitational energy shot out, reflecting the net back. Brim sliced it with his spear, slowing him down. I turned forward, smacking a telephone pole out of my way. The wires snapped, the wood cracking as I swiped through it. With gravity and telekinesis, I shot the pole toward Frode. Brim leapt in front of him, snapping the…
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Yawm turned between the two groups, wondering which he should pick. Yawm placed a hand on the world tree, closing his eyes. With a deep focus, he honed in and listened. Moments later, he raised his head, pointing a hand northwards. “They’ve told me which group is stronger. The other entity is merely a distraction.” Yawm bent his knees, the air around us popping like burning wood in a wildfire. At the bottom of his leap, Yawm’s aura condensed over him. At the same time, I charged my runes,…
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People mentioned that they didn’t understand Amara’s motivations or character very well. I took the time to elaborate on it this chapter and set up a fun next few chapters. Hope you guys enjoy. Panic swelled in my chest, but I stomped it out. I tapped my forehead with a loose fist, wondering what to do. As I wondered, another message popped up. I kept thumping my head for a minute before sighing. Over the last month, I researched common traits about Breakers. They cleansed high class…
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