Michael Wilson
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After watching Katrina and her mother having their conversation, I couldn’t help but grow curious. Terra, is there a way for me to set the map filters to look at what kind of mana siphon might be building in Fyor? Given that this was uncharted territory for me, it only seemed natural to consult her for help. Hmm? Oh. Ohhh. Oh my. Well, that could become a problem. Terra’s tired voice seemed to become more awake, before finally landing on concerned as she answered the question. Yeah, run an…-
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I was glad to see that a governing council had arisen in the nineteenth layer of Fyor, even if it wasn’t quite what I had in mind. The fact that they were a circle of mages actually worked out for the best, though. I recalled that the dovah were most heavily concentrated as mages due to the council employing them to help with the various mining operations. Having them be an influential part of what would essentially come to be the ‘ruling class’ for a while could possibly help correct people’s…
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Within the seaside caves of the Water Clan, several dwarves sat inside a large hall. The walls seemed to be sculpted to form a wide, gentle dome around them, with two rows of seating that each formed a full circle. However, only the lower circle was full, occupied by the ‘elders’ of the clan. Those who had begun to merge their star with worldly energies. “We have the advantage here.” One dwarf, a robust man with the first wrinkles of age on his face, spoke up to the assembly. “Neither the…
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What is darkness? People ran through the streets of Gate’s Rest, panic in their steps as they checked the crystal streetlamps. Even the most novice of mages could feel the mana flooding the air, thicker than they had ever recorded. Cracking sounds could be heard as one of the magical spheres shattered, overloaded with the abundant energy. What is despair? As lights went out, one by one, the mana in the air only rose higher. With every crack came a whimper. With every shatter, the shadows crept closer.…
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Keeper Starkiller has accepted your contact request. I opened my eyes abruptly as I heard the system alert, reading the message in front of me. Peeling myself away from the affectionate catgirl, I made my way over towards the computer. It wasn’t an exaggeration to say that this conversation would determine the near future of my worlds, so I was eager to get it over with. Starkiller: Hey, Dale! What’s up? How’s Bibi doing? EarthForceOne: Bihena’s fine. Found out my next opponent in the…
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Author's Corner: Thank you to Madeline for another month of support! A week had passed, and the floor had become… more lively than I had even expected. The highest level individuals of Fyor were coming out of the woodwork, even if they didn’t qualify as a ‘Maxer’. People of every field walked through the gate, creating an almost endless stream. Already, the few cities created in the Great Blue were so crowded that they had to expand. When these individuals learned about the new items that had…
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Time passed again, and we once more entered into a leisurely regular life. For ten days, we followed the same schedule as before. The only difference was that Thessa and Rache no longer visited the town to get information and supplies. In order to give off the appearance that we had already left to go exploring, we stayed within the house for those ten days. It was… a bit boring, honestly. I enjoyed being able to take a break now and then, but this… I had gotten so used to the quick changes in my…
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The following day, what I had been waiting for finally arrived. I was keeping an eye on the progress of the smaller vessel ever since I noticed how much work the two Maxers were putting into strengthening it. So it was only natural when I saw them setting off from the port, sailing in my direction. Unlike the professional mining team created by the Council, the Blayd couple were clearly not as well trained at handling seafaring vessels. Ryner would constantly glance towards the water nervously, as if…
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“Captain!” One of the dark-furred dovah called out from his position at the center of the deck, standing over the magical radar. His digitigrade legs were confined within a pair of baggy blue pants, his furred hand clutching the radar while his torso was left bare. “We got a reading!” The captain, a human male with light blonde hair and a pudgy build, nodded happily. “Good, good.” He said with a laugh. “Activate the stealth field, Jahon, and get the diving team ready once we’re…
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With the help of Rache and Thessa, it didn’t take too long for me to get a map from the nearby town. After that, I simply had to mark down the locations of a few different veins that were close by, and I was able to mail it off to the Blayd couple again. From there, it was just a matter of waiting. Waiting for them to figure out how much information to send to the council, and waiting to see how the council themselves would respond. Time passed slowly as I was waiting for the changes to start taking…
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