Matthew Robinson
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Spitting the last thick bit of the slimy vomit from my mouth, I chuckled, "you would kill one of your biggest allies so soon. Has Oswin not been teaching you, my dear Yura." I asked, a hint of mockery in my tone. Summoning my spear, I saw her draw her sword as a profound qi burst from her body. However, it was drowned out by my sinister black qi. While she was clearly stronger, my qi had fused with the Dao of Darkness; it had for more substance. However, she could kill me with a simple wave of her…-
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Wynnstan held a light expression as he held his head high. Sending a glance towards me, he sneered, "For a Snow, your cultivation is rather low, but no matter. I am willing to allow you to accompany me." I was dumbfounded at the words of this fool. It was quite well known in Pendragon that I was the youngest ever to enter Qi Condensation. Was he so foolish as to believe that I kept my cultivation at the first stage of Qi Condensation for no reason? No wonder the Aytone house is no more than a Baron…
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"So you have returned," Grimlor stated with his mighty body pulsing with power. I could not feel it before, but the man before me was truly a monster. Every inch of his body was bursting with power as he looked me up and down. "I have. It's good to see you again, Principle Grimlor," I stated with a smile not reaching my eyes. Grimlor nodded as he looked over a document from his desk, "There have been many stories about you, Ashen Prince. You are feared by many, especially the common people. I hope…
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Two weeks had passed since the death of Isula, but a cold atmosphere hung over the estate of the Snows. Grey had gone completely mad, cleansing the entire manor slaughtering everyone he deemed a traitor. The traitors' bodies were hung high into the sky of our home, showcasing all that would occur if you were deemed to be a traitor. In all my years, I had not seen such a slaughter, yet no one dared voice their opinion before the demon known as Greyson Snow. This had marked the end of my hiding period,…
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Laying in the small infirmary, I opened my cold eyes, flashing back to what had transpired. I knew I had been far too impatient. A demon that could kill me with a stare, and he just gave me a god rank technique, and I, a mortal who has barely started his cultivation, tried to study it. Smiling bitterly, I arose from the bed, thinking about how I could not catch a break. Chuckling at my terrible luck this month, I sighed. "Your awake," A gentle, familiar voice sounded. Focusing my eyes, I could see…
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Grants words were of little comfort to me as he took my pulse, giving me a reassuring smile, " your Meridians look amazing. They are comparable to master cultivators. Your really lucky, or your body must be special; either way, you would have been crippled, your quite luckily." He voiced, slapping my back. With a bitter smile, I stared at my body covered in filth and blood. Grant, seeing my plight, grinned not like his usual self before waving his arm. Causing all the impurities on my body to be washed…
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Today had taught me a great lesson. With this new organization targeting me, I needed to advance my training at a far greater rate. I knew Grey and my parents would still force me to go to school, so I needed to adapt. Marching into the Library with haste, I stared at the librarian with respect, "Lord Grant, can you tell me where I can find a powerful spear technique." His eyes seem to flash as he stared at my bloody form. I had not changed but rather made this my first stop. He gave a crooked smiled…
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"It would seem you were act arrogant for a reason. I didn't expect you could handle yourself like that," Victoria stated, her brow scrunched as she stuffed a milky white pill down my throat. The pearly pill quickly melted as soon as it came into contact with my tongue, melding all the shallow wounds on my body. She eyed me up and down for a few moments giving a bewitching smiling as her hands passed through my silky hair. "You were lucky that the formation around the school makes it almost impossible…
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The rest of the week was surprisingly uneventful. I had worked through all of my memories in regards to that girl Grey said that was royalty but could not find any leads. Staring at her through the window's reflection, I began pondering if killing her was the right move. There was honestly no reason to end her, not to mention she was a part of the royal family. Which also greatly confused me. Grey didn't say she was a princess or a cousin of the royals, but rather someone apart of the royal family,…
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The window view had a surprisingly beautiful scene of the field in the distance. Showcasing all the various people currently training. Oddly enough we're running in a circle in what looked like a football field, from what I could tell. Turning back my attention to Victoria, who was still clearly annoyed at my attitude, seemed to take out her anger on the class, shouting "Pop quiz." Groaning, I wonder if I had joined in the middle of the school year or hopefully the end. Staring at the page filled…
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