Michael Wilson
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Once Lifre was able to talk more coherently, I managed to get a better understanding of what she was talking about. “You found a gemstone that is able to immediately grant someone an extra domain?” “That’s right!” Lifre nodded her head emphatically. “It needs divine energy to use, so it should only be useful for people that are already gods. Oh, and I think it might also be able to change an individual’s existing domains, too!” “That’s… powerful.” I gave a small sigh as I said…-
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Lifre gave a small pout when Tsubaki delivered the reply from the Keeper about her most recent report. “Obviously I know to keep a better track on things now…” She said with a sullen sigh, shaking her head. She was still out in the highest layer of Fyor, looking at the terminal that she had brought with her. After she delivered her report, the first thing that she did was to investigate each of the other villains that she had summoned in the past, carefully checking their stories for any details that…
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I furrowed my brows as I read over the reports that Tsubaki handed me. It was somewhat unnerving that there had been such a problem within Lorek and Spica without us noticing earlier, but it was a relief that Terra had managed to get it cleared up within the means available to her. Well… relief is a strong word, given the casualties involved, but I knew that it could have been far worse if she hadn’t acted as she did. “How is everything else coming along?” I asked, setting down the pages that she…
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Terra’s plan to remove the viral void beast may have been a success, but it also caused quite a lot of chaos in its implementation. Billions of people around the world suddenly saw a black monster appearing in front of them and attacking them, so it was natural for some accidents to occur. Unfortunately, she was not able to warn the world about what was going to happen without alerting the void beast that had been attached to those individuals. In that sense, this was a pyrrhic victory, with no small…
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Terra heard a knock on her bedroom door while she was lounging in bed, calling out in a languid tone. “You can come in, Chel.” The door opened, and Chelsea walked in with a concerned look. “Let me guess, you’re worried about that ninja group?” “Why wouldn’t I be?” Chelsea asked with a sigh, moving over to sit in the chair near the desk. “You know what something like that is capable of. If their energy really can take out a Keeper, isn’t this a major risk factor?” “Hmmm…” Terra…
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Chelsea hummed lightly to herself as she read through the research notes that Thea had submitted to her. Everyone was coming up with their own ideas for how to create the next generation Void Core, based on the spell diagram that Dana had submitted. Sadly, an unstable system was unacceptable for the device that they were wanting to create. They needed failsafes for everything that they could feasibly create one for. If their new generator went critical for any reason, it would lead to an annihilation…
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Although most villains sought refuge when they realized the threat of divine intervention, this did not extend to all those who operated a less than savory business. There were those who were either too crazy or too confident in themselves to think they had any reason to hide. Of course, there were also a few individuals who truly did have a great ability. “What are we looking at here?” A lycan officer asked as he walked up to a crime scene, using his badge to pass through the anti-tampering barrier…
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With Tsubaki still in her Trial of Blood, the days seemed to pass rather slowly. To my surprise, Athena’s estimate of Tsubaki’s trial time was actually rather accurate. Almost three days after she began her test, she managed to come out of it with a refreshed face. As usual when she finished the trial, her level didn’t noticeably increase, but she had gained experience of a different sort. Similarly, Dana returned not too long before Tsubaki, having finished up with her own business of checking on…
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“Looks like people are finally using those camps.” Petra chuckled, sitting atop a high ledge overlooking the construction progress on the fifty-second floor. This particular floor was rather precarious to build upon, as the landscape was covered with stone spirals that connected the land and sky, stretching over a billion kilometers into the sky. Although that number seemed absurd, the reality was apparent. When Thelsa’s group sought to find the crystal pillar of this floor, it took them longer than…
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In my opinion, this other world story felt… bland? Perhaps that was just due to having gone through something of a similar nature myself, but I just couldn’t develop much of an interest in this adventure. Granted, I was able to fully appreciate the nature of the ability that brought me here. Galahad was truly an amazing deity, to be able to create an adventure simulation with so many branching paths, each filled with fully realistic characters. However, at the same time, I soon discovered that the…
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