Michael Wilson
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After the meal was over, and the rest of the ingredients stored away, Aznod and Udona met again within her office. Udona propped her elbows atop her desk as she leaned forward, letting out a satisfied sigh. “That was as good as always.” She smiled towards the chef across from her. “So, have you decided?” Aznod thought about her words briefly, before nodding his head. “I think I am able to give it a try now.” The meaning of his words were somewhat ambiguous, but Udona seemed to…-
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Within the waters of Earth, a lone merkin swam towards a distant underwater forest. This merkin had sharp eyes and elongated ears, making him look vaguely different from others of his kin. However, he still heard the song of his people as soon as he entered this world, like a gentle background noise on the breeze. Nobody else seemed to hear the song, but it was as plain to him as the sun in the sky. His mother had once told him of the underwater cities of his father’s kin, much removed from the water…
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While Tsubaki and the others were making the arrangements for the Blood Heart mining operation, Gerard silently appeared on the twenty-first floor of Fyor, the everpresent winds whipping his hair from side to side. He looked out at the eternal storm, but simply shook his head, his figure flickering out of existence. When he appeared again, he stood at the very center of the storm, the crystal spire for the chosen floor. “He said that it should be beneath the spires…” Gerard muttered, extending one…
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“I’ll be right back.” I told the four, closing my eyes and focusing to return to the Admin Room. As much as I would love to be able to just buy options conveniently from the world itself, that just wasn’t possible. However, knowing what I wanted made this process rather quick. Once in the Admin Room, I ran a search for ores that were made of crystalized energy. To my surprise, there were actually quite a few, though they were considerably more expensive than any ore that I had previously…
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After finalizing the plan, Talon said her goodbyes and went back to her own Admin Room via a giant worm that emerged from the floor beneath her that devoured her whole. When I saw that, I couldn’t help but twitch. “She… has really bad luck with travel options.” I commented, the others around me all nodding their heads. “Okay, so… Leowynn, you’ll be in charge of training a Fallen God of Starlight. Someone let Udona know the plan, since she’s the best one to train a Fallen God of Immunity.…
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Those of us gathered in the living room made our way to the meeting room instead, as this felt like something needing to be done in a more serious environment. Additionally, I called Chel over while explaining the situation to her. Her typical level of preparedness and planning would likely be of some help here. Once everyone had been assembled and sat down, I signaled for Talon to start. If anything, she seemed to appreciate how seriously I was treating this matter. “As I’ve said before, BloodBrother…
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As those of us in the Admin Room continued to watch the daily lives of the people below, I felt a small ping in my mind, a message arriving from the system. I blinked, confused at first before realizing that fifty days must have passed by. It hadn’t been hard to lose track of time lately, as there were quite a few advancements to be had. However, since the message was here, I thought that I might as well see who I was going to be up against. My next round wouldn’t be until the month after the upcoming…
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After some trial and error, the system stone managed to be fully printed after one full day of watching the machine. By the end of it, James was utterly bored, but managed to hold it all in. At the very least, he managed to get some practical information from studying the different malfunctions, so he was able to prepare ways to fix them for the second iteration of the device. One downside to the device itself was that it actually cost quite a large sum to produce. Over time, they may be able to lower…
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After taking their time to mourn their fallen friend, the challengers of the dungeon turned, noticing a golden portal that had appeared in the room. From what they could tell, they could either enter the door to the next floor, the door heading back, or the portal leading to the unknown. Hal let out a silent breath, knowing that the fallen Nishi had always been their scout to investigate the unknown. Thus, Hal took a step forward himself, taking it as his duty to replace the fallen ninja. The others…
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A group of white-skinned individuals clad in various types of armor stared at the five shining stars above the entrance to the dungeon before them. They knew that this would be their big test, their chance to make history and be the ‘first’ to break through the ultimate trial set forth by the God of Monsters. Behind the six individuals were two slimes, one black and the other silver, who seemed to be standing by as support. “Have we confirmed what the domain for this rotation is?” The team leader…
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