Michael Wilson
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Dana stared at the message for several long moments, doing her best to wrap her head around it. It was clear that this hadn’t been quite what she thought I meant when I offered her a divine ability. That said, I could understand her confusion. Until Markus had brought up the subject of me removing one of his titles, I had never thought about combining the Paper and Games domains in such a way. “I used a portion of my own divinity to imbue you with the Crafts domain. You’re not a true god in that you…-
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I felt chills as I watched the battle unfolding, understanding the type of life that Markus must have led in order to develop a fighting style like that. However, at the same time, I questioned why he would have done such a thing. Was he aiming to perfect himself by adapting to various restraints? Was this a fighting style created purely by him, or something that was passed down to him? It could be seen that all of his spells had an indiscriminate function. Because of that, he’d never be able to fight…
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The first round of five matches only took a little over half an hour to complete. Near the end, there were more and more unknown faces that had appeared, as quite a few professionals had already been eliminated in earlier rounds. However, most of these civilians were swiftly eliminated, only a few able to put up a proper fight. In the end, the final list of sixty-four people who would progress to the semifinals was released. There was a ten minute rest period for the combatants to relax and prepare…
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The sky darkened over Ashtanu, when the sun would normally be high in the sky. Those who looked up were able to see the familiar sight of a floating island, some being able to make out a grand structure built atop it. This was one of the most recognizable structures in any world, and the people immediately knew that the Sky Citadel had appeared. Within a large stadium in the entertainment district of the city, a beautiful kitsune with bright red hair spoke on the stage. “This is your last chance to…
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My journey through the dwarven city was… refreshing. There weren’t any luckily-timed festivals, or any significant event lining up with my appearance. Just… seeing the city within the mountain, which appeared to be a massive machine unto itself, and how all of the different races inhabited it was all a refreshing experience to me. In the process of my exploration, I saw at least three shops run by the ninja clan, each one catering to a different audience. While I did not specifically investigate…
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“Oi, lad.” A gruff voice called out from behind me. Turning around, I saw a dwarven man glaring in my direction. “If yer gonna jump, find somewhere else to do it. We don’t need ta be cleanin’ up no mess.” “Huh?” I blinked in confusion, suddenly wondering if that was a thing people did. Sure, if they had an energy body, they’d be able to survive the impact, or mitigate it in some way. “No, nothing like that, I’m just enjoying the view. It’s my first time here.” “That so, eh?”…
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I dashed from tree to tree, bow in hand. Currently, I was wearing a leather outfit crafted from the beasts that had been slain thus far, as well as a sizable black backpack. Truth be told, this backpack was perhaps the most wondrous creation I had seen to date. After I slew my first prey, I was given several crafting options, with nanites being deployed in order to convert the creature into usable parts. This was how I was able to make myself the arrows that I fired against creatures every dozen or so…
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Ashley pulled the visor off of my head and nodded at me. “Alright, Dale. How do you feel?” She asked, helping me to sit up and handing me the watch from beside the chair. “I… don’t feel any different. I assume that means it worked?” I replied, putting on the offered watch. I had purposely not been deploying any of my extrasensory abilities after realizing that the helmet was designed to cut off natural senses. As such, I hadn’t really noticed anything during the entire process, aside from…
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I let out a long sigh, my arm dropping to my side as it grasped the bow. Even in the Admin Room where I couldn’t get hurt, my fingers felt sore from repeatedly pulling at the string. I had long since lost track of time, focusing purely on condensing void arrows one after another. Finally, I had reached the point where I could reliably create one such arrow without the use of my World Sight, and do so swiftly enough to use in combat. While I had yet to master the ability to combine that with an energy…
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“Explain.” Keenan pressed, allowing the black ki to condense around his body. The fact that it had been referred to as ‘Chaos Ki’ naturally meant something to the young boy. After all, he was the Demigod of Chaos. However, he had never told anyone about that title, even Jace. His mother likely knew, but he didn’t think she would even remember him at this point. The faceless creature let out a deep breath, slowly bringing itself to its feet. “We dungeon cores decided long ago that we would each…
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