Michael Wilson
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Tsubaki’s first attempt at her Trial of Blood did not go as well as she had hoped. Two days into her trial, she was beset by serpents that burrowed into the hollow she had carved for herself in a large tree. She fought rather valiantly, killing the majority of the creatures with the broken spike that she had acquired. Unfortunately, several of them had managed to bite her before that point. Without any knowledge of the antivenoms required to cure herself, there was little she…-
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Outside of the game, I continued my training in my various new fighting styles together with the real selves of the others. After a few days, Gerard seemed to lose interest in the game. When I asked him about it, he said that there was little that he, a magical being, could practically learn from a game with a magic system that could not be replicated in the real world. Honestly, part of me thought about buying the binary magic, but I quickly decided that we had enough magic types in the world. Between…
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As it turned out… learning how to master this magic the hard way was far more of a challenge than any of them were expecting. Not only Tsubaki and Dana, even Gerard wasn’t able to easily activate a basic spell with much ease. Granted, they were able to pull it off, but only after buying a new assistant device to study how the spell activated their mana. Once they had that guideline, they were able to begin experimenting with this new binary magic. After about an hour, they were finally able to…
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“Okay, I couldn’t help but give a small smile, nodding my head. “We’ve earned a break, as long as our real selves keep up the training. Just remember, even if we’re going into a game, this is a game where we can improve ourselves.” Dana pumped her fists into the air happily, jumping up and wrapping her arms around me. The others chuckled at the behavior, with even Gerard present for our first trip into Fragments of Acidia. Once everyone was ready, we signed up for the new game. It had been a…
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Tower’s crystal avatar stood at the very core of his world, staring at the shining gem that made up his true dungeon core. In one hand, he held the portable core that Aurivy had created long ago. These items were capable of establishing a temporary territory within the surroundings for dungeon masters to fight in. When they were thinking of a way to resolve Tower’s problem, they naturally turned to these unassuming objects. Now, the power of the portable core alone would not be able to resolve their…
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For the next three weeks, we all trained in the various arts that we had decided upon. Dana and I each made ten individual summons, agreeing that we wanted to save our last slot to make a cooperative summon involving everyone from the citadel. Of course, we could have made more than the suggested twelve that the information mentioned, but the information specifically suggested that number for a reason. For myself, I created monsters with the concepts of Space, Time, Life, Death, Fire, Ice, Armor, Blade,…
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“The first thing that you need to focus on will be spirit resonance. Similar to standard summoning, you need to train yourself to match the spiritual wavelength of anyone that you are cooperatively summoning with.” Vivi explained, having Dana and I sit down on the floor, facing one another. “Typically, the more comfortable you are with someone, the easier it is to achieve this harmony.” “Have you ever done this before?” Dana asked, causing me to shake my head. I had summoned numerous creatures…
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Tower shook his head as he returned to his office. With the recent conflict between the Keeper and the Dragon of the End, he had been made well aware of just how fragile his dungeon world was. He sat at his desk, his crystalline body pondering the issue. What could he do to reinforce his world? In truth, this was not a new concern for him, and was something that he had been actively thinking over for centuries. When gods battled, and used their full abilities, it was easy for countries to be destroyed at…
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When I appeared again, I was on an unfamiliar planet, standing in a vast blue meadow. The grass came up to roughly my knees, and I could sense numerous monsters within the area. Some of them were as large as cows, others as small as little snakes, and… there was one I saw in the distance that was several dozen meters tall, hunched over with rocks growing out of its back. Given how none of the other monsters were fleeing from it, it appeared to be a herbivore. I took a few more moments simply to study…
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I let Bihena play with Balu for a while as I processed the information that she had given me. There was a lot that I needed to think about in terms of my plan for the invasion. However, I was quite thankful to have come here and gotten this information in the first place. If I was caught completely unprepared against a force of this size, I could have very easily lost one of my primary worlds. Eventually, I called Balu back, and paid her the points for the information. My brow twitched slightly when she…
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