Michael Wilson
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Lyra led the charge under Leowynn’s orders, taking with her no less than three hundred Fallen Deities. This force was created with three purposes. Their primary mission was to eradicate the void monsters attacking Lorek, Spica, and Earth, before moving to assist the other worlds. Secondly, they were to assess the combat power of the monsters that they were facing. Finally, regardless of the success or failure of the first two objectives, the members of the vanguard team had been chosen with the…-
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It had been half an hour since the invasion began. Immediately, Dana and Lifre both left to scout and figure out the strength of the enemies, as well as the status of the various worlds. It was a risk to let the two of them out, but they were protected by the Heavenly Gate, so even if they did die, they would simply be stuck in the Admin Room until the invasion ended. Regardless, we needed a way to discover what was going on in the other worlds. The fact that it was taking them so long was rather…
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For the next two weeks, I focused heavily on my training, making sure that I would be able to unleash my full combat power within the void. Although I would not be immediately fighting the enemy in order to get an estimation of their power, I had to be prepared to do so at a moment’s notice when we were ready to attack. To my pleasant surprise, I found that the summons that I had created had fully mastered their own styles after years of arduous training. According to Dana, they would be able to fight…
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Now that the void defenses were ready, it was just a matter of getting the I nodded my head. Until there were more methods publicly available for people to safely become Fallen Gods, this was the best that I could hope for. That was… less than ideal. While I could understand the idea of not wanting to give up on their homes, this was quite literally a matter of life and death. Unfortunately, this was the sad truth of the matter. And, it was not feasible to try to move entire planets to Fyor for…
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Chelsea sat at her terminal, looking at the report that had been laid out before her. “It’s not working.” She muttered, analyzing the rate of mana production and comparing it to the mana production of the previous void generators. There did not appear to be any significant change, despite the fact that she had added the double efficiency modifier. Chelsea closed her eyes, going over some backup plans. As she was thinking about that, Chelsea heard a voice in the back of her mind. Chelsea blinked…
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Now that James was back in business, I had high hopes for the defenses shaping up in the void. Unfortunately, they weren’t quite there yet, and I didn’t want to risk my worlds being completely obliterated in the next invasion. As things stood, that was still a very real possibility. I was still undergoing my weekly training with Leowynn, together with Tsubaki to make sure that both of us were fully adapted to fighting in the void. Similarly, my summons had been with Dana to gain practical combat…
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While the other inhabitants of Olympus were busy handling their own preparations, there was more work for none other than the local chef, Aznod. He stood within the void, stroking his chin in thought as he looked at the endless red and black abyss. “Something bothering you?” Udona asked curiously, appearing next to Aznod with her arms crossed behind her back. Aznod hesitated, but soon shook his head. “It is not strictly bothering me. Rather, I am thinking about how I can improve myself to prepare…
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Julia helped Aurivy arrange the boxes of Mage Heart carefully, being mindful of the faint energy leakage from each crystal. Immediately, she could feel the intense mana contained in the formation that they were establishing, but this was something that she had to consider ‘normal’ under the circumstances. “Just to be clear… what is your goal with this experiment?” Julia asked again as they were emptying the final box. “Hmm… to find a new avenue of development, or an ultimate ability for…
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“Alright, soldiers!” Dana shouted, standing before the ten creations of the Keeper. She wasn’t in one of the Olympus training rooms, but rather stood with them in a large field. “You all were given life by the boss, created to master a particular style of combat! You were given intelligence to train on your own and develop your own techniques in these styles. You were given the freedom to move around and act independently. Many aeons aren’t given such beneficial treatment!” “Are we aeons?”…
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Having James back in action was, honestly, a huge relief to me. Even if he had to play catch-up a bit with the research that he missed in the last few decades, I was confident that he would be up to the task. It may take him some time, but he would once again become the most famous researcher of Deckan. Leaning back in my seat, I directed my gaze to the world barrier of the lifeless world. The cracks along it were constantly expanding, and I was able to see for the first time the chaos that was unleashed…
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