Michael Wilson
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"Tell me, cousin." Noah really looked curious, which was a good sign for Klaus. "Listen carefully. You're going to love this." Klaus began to lay out his plan in detail, and his cousin nodded along. Noah furrowed his brow several times every time Klaus mentioned Vincent. For some reason, the number one man at Morning Star scared Noah. After about thirty minutes of discussion under the floodlights, their conspiracy plan was finalized. "Are you sure it will work, Klaus?" "Yes, it is. You don't need…-
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Strange. That was the first word that came to their minds when they saw that man. His face showed no expression, only a bored gaze and thin, flat lips. His waist-length black hair waved in the wind. The awakeners were still stunned. A wyvern that could have killed them that night died in a single attack. In fact, they had to risk their lives just to weaken thr wyvern. Without saying any words, the pigtailed man took out a flare gun from his pocket and fired it upwards, and a red light shone brightly…
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In that split-second moment, Klaus' eyes turned as black as ink, and a dark aura quickly spread throughout his body. And when the distance between the wyvern's mouth and himself was only a few inches, he swung his sword. Slash! SPLAT! KIREEEEEEKKK! The wyvern screamed as the coated metal tore into its mouth. Flesh tore, and fresh blood spurted, but Klaus continued to cut through its mouth until the incision marks extended five centimeters. While the flying monster was in pain, he stepped into…
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"What the hell..." The awakeners could not help but hold their breath as they arrived at this place. Joanna instinctively covered her mouth, seeing the dozens of human corpses strewn about. Shock crossed her face for a moment, but she overcame it. Several other members also showed similar expressions. Akio and Michael, these two were the only ones who looked calm. They had been in the dungeon the longest, and their hearts had become immune to seeing their comrades in arms die in battle. The…
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The euphoric atmosphere of victory enveloped the awakeners. They laughed as they scavenged the scattered bodies of the drakes, picking up organs and monster cores tucked inside them. These awakeners were proud of themselves after winning the battle against the Drakes. An F-Class-dominated party had just defeated a horde of middle-class monsters in the orange dungeon. It was a truly outstanding achievement. It would be a big news story if the media knew about this. Unfortunately, Their epic battle…
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They walked through the thick white fog. There was no sound other than heartbeats and footsteps. Hands tightly held weapons, and eyes vigilantly looked around. The further they walked, the stronger the tension in their chests became. Even so, they still followed Klaus. Clouds began to gather in the sky, and the intensity of the light that penetrated the fog gradually decreased. The air became humid, and the temperature dropped slowly. Suddenly, Klaus stopped, and his men followed suit. "What's…
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The rumble of footsteps echoed in the silence. Hundreds of awakeners marched across the gray cobblestone field. They walked in orderly formation, neither too close nor too far apart. Their eyes watched warily as if the white mist floating in the air held a mystery that could kill them at any moment. When it came to dungeon orange, everything was different. There was no single party splitting up and hunting small monsters around. The entire party gathered as one to kill the alpha. Orange and red…
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Ships lined up in front of the rift. Small bridges connected one another, allowing the awakeners to enter the dungeon. The Guild Master of the Oathkeeper, Elizabeth Jung, organized the hundreds of awakeners who flocked into the rift. She and her men did not come into the dungeon. They remained outside during the raid. This dungeon had broken out. Monsters roamed the seas and could have damaged the ship when the awakeners were gone. To ensure the transportation remained intact, the awakeners left a…
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2 hours had passed since they found the rift. But there was only one ship anchored in the vicinity. The captain radioed the other ships from time to time, and no one answered him. They couldn't raid if the entire crew wasn't assembled. Especially if their powerhouses, Morning Star and Sunstrike, were not in position. While waiting for the other ships, the awakeners took time to rest. The battle against the tritons was quite draining. They needed a break before they could fight again. Klaus also…
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The situation changed quickly. Panic began to take hold of them as the ship split in two. The deck floor became steep, and the people lost their balance. The water got higher while the ship was slowly sinking into the sea. "Hurry up! Up!" "Grab the lifeboat!" "Damn it! How did it come to this!" The awakeners left the fight, letting the tritons escape. Their lives took priority over drowning in the ocean. Meanwhile, Olivia froze. Guilt gnawed at her for causing this situation. She didn't expect…
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