Michael Wilson
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As Leowynn and I entertained ourselves in one of the sitting rooms of the citadel, I was able to watch the world below. I could see the forces that began to shift and gather at my summons. Already, millions of beings were moving, more and more passing through the gates to arrive at Earth. When they got there, they all seemed to somehow already know where to go, taking one of the elven gates to the heroc continent. That’s where the true army seemed to be gathering. And… it’s also where I saw…-
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Author's Corner: Thank you to Sean Ellis for another month of support! After stopping to check in on Lorek for a few moments, I decided to go ahead and return to the citadel, which was still positioned over the island on Desbar. When I arrived, I found that Tsubaki was still immersed within the game with Aurivy. It wasn’t really surprising, since there was only a couple of weeks until the big launch of the game. Even I was excited to give it a try. But first, there was something that I had to do.…
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Jana stood worryingly outside of the resting chamber of Abin, the Chief Elder of the Water Clan. Ever since Durak’s death, the clan had been thrown into turmoil. Everyone was terrified that they might encounter another master class beast, yet at the same time there was no longer a path to retreat. Even if they would be welcomed back, the only one that could take them to their old home had perished. Sure, they could craft new boats to sail back. It wouldn’t even be that hard to do so with their…
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I heard the ping of a system message, alerting me that I had received a level in the swordsman class. As I had only been level five in it before, that wasn’t too surprising. The fact that my spirit tamer or hunter classes didn’t level up simply showed that the system didn’t think this kill was worth much at my overall level. Still… I remembered back to when time seemed to slow down for me. It was obvious that the cause wasn’t some strange system or anything like that. My body should have been…
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Author's Corner: Thank you to Madeline for another month of support! Now that I had a rather clear goal in mind for something I could be doing to actively help out in the world, I saw no reason not to take the moment to do so. Even if the creature was labeled as a disaster by normal standards, I should still be able to kill it, right? Though, that isn’t to say that I would brazenly go in there unprepared. No matter what, it was still one of the strongest existences in any of my worlds. Tubrock, any…
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“M-miss Leyla?” A bulky demon man announced himself as he knocked on the office door of his boss. He had been called in to see her, and he was terrified. After all, the entire company knew who she really was, now. “Ah, yes Hal. Thank you for coming here so quickly.” Leyla answered with a polite smile as she sat behind her desk. “Please, take a seat. I don’t think that this should take very long.” Hal nodded his head, moving to sit in one of the chairs opposite of her. “You… wanted…
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Living within the Sky Citadel, I gradually began to let myself slip into a more normal life once again. With Leowynn no longer needing to remain hidden, and with Ryone or the others sometimes coming down to visit, it started to feel like a proper family. I had to admit, even Tsubaki started to show signs of changing from the lively atmosphere. I first started to notice it about a week after I had descended. With her perfect self transformation, she no longer needed to eat, yet she still cooked for me.…
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After finishing my divine soul, I immediately returned to the Admin Room for a moment, just long enough to reset the permissions for the various deities. I had no desire to keep them locked out any longer than necessary. However, once that was done, I returned to the Sky Citadel. Now that I saw how much Leowynn enjoyed watching Tsubaki playing VE, I didn’t really feel that it was right to keep her locked up in the Admin Room all the time. Back in the citadel, I made my way to my own bedroom, closing…
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Once everyone had made their proper preparations, I descended down to the world below. No longer was there as large a place that I could easily perform this change in safety like when I had created the Perfect Soul. Perhaps, there were still regions in the Great Blue where I might not be caught, but there were… other complications with this one. “Leowynn? You know the drill. Like with the others, I’ll need you to stay out for eight hours. Think you can handle it?” I spoke into the empty throne…
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Lightning crackled over the seas of Lorek. The Lightning Master stood atop a large boat, one of two that had been crafted by the gathering of clans. He let his aura freely burst from his body like a storm, his energy cascading into the sea and sky alike. When it came to the beasts of the water, he knew no fear. The boat he was standing upon was two hundred meters long and fifty across. Three stories high and with a dozen billowing sails, it was the grandest ship that they had ever created. Contained…
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