Michael Wilson
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8 d, 12 h
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The walk for Keenan and Jace was long, taking them weeks before they managed to come across a suitable hunting ground that was appropriate for Keenan’s level. Moreover, this hunting ground was situated directly next to a small city, allowing both of them to rest in the comfort of their preferred environments while being able to stay in contact with one another. When they arrived, Jace briefly left in order to walk through the town and gather information, while Keenan began to investigate his new home.…-
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Following my experiment with the bow that Tubrock had made me, I couldn’t help but be deeply satisfied. Sure, it didn’t have as many special options as Accalia’s bow, and it wasn’t as versatile as Irena’s pen. However, it had everything that I needed in this particular bow. I could think of a more unique divine artifact to go with my own domains later. For now, there was just the matter of enchanting this bow with the divine ability that I intended to give it. I had long since made up my mind on…
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Seeing Alice look at Sarah like a fangirl meeting her celebrity idol, I started to feel as if it wasn’t quite right for me to stick around. As such, I began to navigate the menu, before suddenly thinking of something. “Will our match still be happening on time? I remember hearing that one of the perks of being a guild member is not fighting each other.” Sarah looked over, smiling at me. “That’s only true if the two parties are in the same guild prior to the match being arranged. Since yours is…
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My talk with Oldbeard was rather… enlightening, I’d say. I was able to get a glimpse at what it was like for other people… In the end, I paid Oldbeard the five thousand points for the level transfer orbs, as well as an extra three hundred for the Aurans. Given what she had said of the race, I was rather looking forward to introducing them to my dwarves. They sounded like they’d be the perfect supplement for a crafter race. Just as I was getting ready to bid farewell to Oldbeard, I saw her…
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The tea and sandwiches were… honestly a bit sweet for my taste. Regardless, both Leowynn and Ryone seemed to be enjoying them, so that was enough. And seeing that Oldbeard was engrossed with her own treats, I did not want to interrupt to talk about business. As if seeing my thoughts, Oldbeard set down her cup after a few moments, crossing her arms on the table again. “So, what all is it that you want to buy from me? I remember you asking about the level transfer orbs, but is there anything else?”…
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My fingers felt numb as I pulled back the string of the practice bow I had created, focusing on imbuing the arrow in my hand with the qualities of a void arrow. However, regardless of how I tried, the arrow simply shattered between my fingers. This wasn’t because I was mixing the energies wrong… but rather because I was using too much power. This was a fact that had been holding me back ever since I started this training. With how much energy I had at my disposal, it was extremely difficult to…
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James laid back in his bed, staring up at the ceiling. He had been alone in this room for weeks now, with his only visitor being Chel, who stopped by every now and then to give him updates. She had made him promise not to use his detection energy to observe their research, as that would only make him want to get involved even more, but still… “I’m bored!” He called out with a groan, rolling from side to side as if to find at least There was a faint giggle that seemed to drift along the air,…
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After returning to the Admin Room, the first thing that I did was to check to ensure that there were no missed messages or alarms. Although Terra promised to let me know if anything happened, it was still best to check first. Afterwards, I made my way towards my room, seeing that the felyn goddess had fallen into a catnap while I was gone. Shaking my head, I quickly adjusted the time difference between Lorek and Spica and the rest of my worlds as promised, and sent a message to the Guardian that Leowynn…
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Aurivy rocked within her seat, sitting within a large, well-furnished office. The tall, glass windows were tinted to block out the sunlight, while Ashley sat across from her behind the desk. “You’re saying that you received this information directly from Chel?” She asked carefully, observing her fellow goddess. Aurivy nodded her head. “That’s right! She said that it could solve your problems. We just need Leowynn to help us imbue the initial code.” When she said that, Ashley let out a brief…
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The training of my three techniques turned out to be beyond my expectations. First of all, there was my archery technique that I had tested with Accalia’s help. Originally, this ability only had the offensive power of the arrow that I used to fire. However, Accalia was patient, and she explained to me several different techniques of the Archer class that could enhance my arrows without the need for divine energy. When she explained these abilities to me, I realized that the Archer class was far more…
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