Robert Taylor
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Parallel Junction, it was a fairly terrifying enemy. But… Not for me. That handled two of the eight Outer Gods. Six others were now wrecking havoc in the other worlds. I still doubted whether I could trust it or not, but there was no reason not to. It did not seem like the type to lie, it was also far too scared to do so. It seemed more than plausible for them to start attacking other places, now that the Parallel Junction was dead too, they would either deal as much damage and attack me at…
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I looked around. All around me where forms of myself, their hair still the shade of white I had before and eyes just as purple. Except. Injuries incomparable to what had ever come on my riddled their bodies. While some just had the same missing finger, many others lacked entire limbs. Wounds and scars covered their form from top to bottom. But it wasn't the wounds that felt strange. Not at all. It were their eyes. All of their eyes were hollow, a sign of what could have… what would have…
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I turned my gaze at the crack in the sky where the Outer God floated. It was using a proper flight spell. A tinge of madness was filling me over. How long had it been? Was it when I fought the Crow's apostle in Dienin? Or maybe it was the battle against the amalgamation in the Deep Down Dive. Pushing the sunglasses further in, I calmed my excited heart down. "Isn't it foolish? Coming here alone?" My head tilted to the side. What was this guy on? "Too bad, you chose the wrong folks to…
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"This destruction…" Just as Eugene had jumped away from the World Tree, Titania and Na-Ri's work had begun. The two formed layer upon layer of shields in front of the World Tree as aftermath of the attack hit them. The next thing they knew, the mountain range peeking over the forest of Avalion… Had turned to dust. "How is this… possible." "That Kaiser kid, could he do this? Probably not…" It was one thing to break a line through a large piece of land, and another to completely burn it…
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The skies cracked open. I left Titania behind with my sister and stood up. "You two, if there's anything dangerous immediately run." "Will you be ok alone, partner?" Titania asked me as she settled on Na-Ri's head. Na-Ri was a little startled but accepted the sudden add on to her entourage. "I'll be ok, the two of us will handle things, right?" —Whirr! "Hah, the pervert chains sure have grown up." —Whirr WHirr! "Hey, bitch. That's my sister, talk about her again and I'll crush you with my…
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Enormous sounds rang all around Albert as he sat coldly in the tent of the World Tree. Next to him were the leaders of the people from his world. Straight out of the Elysium Tower, this was the place that they had anticipated to be hit the worst against the Outer Gods, and if the last two days of war were any signals, their thoughts were right on the money. He had been made the commander of not just this but the entire battle taking place across every world, while it was possible to exchange…
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"Arcade Gamer…" A cold, lofty voice sounded in the ears of the Outer God. Very few amongst the Outer Gods could call him, someone who was one of the 12 vassals of the King, by his name. "What is it," he asked. "Disco Ball?" "I may have been in touch with one of the people of this realm." Arcade Gamer's eyes widened. "What? Why would you do something like that?" The other Outer God shrugged. "It seemed fun." "Even though the King dislikes things like these?" "Retro has informed me where that…
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"Careful there, don't wanna hurt others, do we?" A loud thud resounded as the Giant's body finally fell meters away from where they were. Birds flew to the skies and trees broke off from the impact. Immediately, the ones around me came rushing in. Charging in first faster than most people could perceive was werewolf. His muscles tore through his clothes and he swung his claws at my neck. I adjusted the sleeves of my shirt as I gently tilted to the side to avoid the attack. "Titania, you wanna sit…
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"NOOO!! Don't puke on me!" "Uwaaak, Kai… don't shake me more—Ahk!" Albert winced and turned away at the sight of his old friend puking horrendously on someone else. He almost worried about showing such a sight to Lethe and wondered if he should cover for him, but the veiled lady herself just laughed gently. "Anyway, while Kai is dealing with that guy," Albert clapped his hands and brought their attention back. Of the top ten, Kai and Lushan, Bael and Yvas, and Charlotte, only these guys were…
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Albert was shocked. It wasn't because the friend that everyone considered dead for the last five years had returned as if he had just gone out to shop for groceries, that wasn't surprising at all. The rest of it, was what surprised him. He had first heard of the traitors. That wasn't that shocking either, though the confirmation did hurt a little. Before Eugene, there wasn't a method for them to escape the monstrous senses of people like the Elf King and the Vampire Progenitor, but with his return…
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