Sophia Robinson
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Cheers rang out in the cafeteria when Helix declared the fight was biblical. Many stood from their chairs in excitement. "Now, I'd normally leave the monsters to kill themselves. However, there was something odd that I noticed." Helix pointed out. The cafeteria's atmosphere cooled. Everyone listened again with all of their attention. "The Warpshire was losing blood, but he wasn't enveloping its body in its fire. It wasn't using breath attacks either." Helix recalled. Confused faces sprung…-
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Gasps of panic and anxiety washed over the cafeteria. The suspense was painful, and the fear felt tangible. "I was dragging Master Tyrene by the wrist at the time. She didn't know that I was creating a path. If I weren't dragging her, she would have cut down a monster we ran towards. However, the minute I spotted the Hellhound, I could not react in time. I turned around and…." Helix panned their faces. "Booooooom! I hit my master in the chest!" He roared. "She crashed into the ground behind us…
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"Are you ready, Master?" Helix asked. The two were in nearly pitch-black lighting. "I have the magic circles on the ground ready to trigger and our own armor circles." Tyrene's heart was pounding. "Yes. I'm ready when you are." She whispered with her sword out. "Okay. Which set of circles should we activate first?" He asked hesitantly. "I…. I don't know. What is the average level in Izian Forest?" Tyrene asked nervously. "Second-evolution Level 40. Warpshires gave its level rating because…
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Tyrene frowned when she realized she didn't have the library. It wasn't like Helix could casually sit down with a piece of pen and paper and sketch out a topographical map in thirty minutes. It would be more dangerous to get inaccurate information. Doing that would run her judgment-making skills of where to go. "Hmmm. Are you confident in your fleeing skills?" Tyrene asked after a few minutes of contemplation. "The most dangerous thing we can experience is a hero." Helix gave her an understanding…
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"Why do you want to share the Myriad Library? It's a point of jealousy." Riley pointed out worriedly. "It's because I'm a cheat character now." Helix sighed. "Every light novel has advantages that others don't have. The difference is that I genuinely earned that status." His partners gilded their eyes to the left in thought. In their eyes, the concept was disorienting. All three of them feared his Nightmare. No matter how strong they were, he could crush their ability to see, hear, and disorient…
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Another set of servants brought Helix, Charlotte, and Riley their food. Most otakus and weebs already got theirs. "Okay. As promised, I'll tell the story about my and Master Tyrene's irresponsible field trip to pick flowers in hell." Helix chuckled. The cafeteria burst into laughter. "To complete this strange return to normalcy…." He chuckled. "Does anyone want to read the description on a Warpshire from the Myriad Library?" He asked. The otaku women shot up with excitement, prompting confused…
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[A/N: Reminder: grammatical may increase if they haven't already. I'm working full time, so I don't have much time. I know I always leave a disclaimer, but there are expectations of quality.] — "Hey, Hellie! One word. Opposite." Charlotte grinned. "Yeah. At least it's positive." Helix sighed. "I think it's lovely." Riley said with a warm smile. "I… don't know what to do." Marie laughed nervously. "Let's just walk in and assess the strategic situation." Helix chuckled bitterly. "You make it…
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Shock and silence washed over the city. The feeling of disbelief spread from one person to the next in a connected wave of synesthesia. "If you're listening to this, I'm dead. However, if you think I won't quill your sorry ass, I'll call in a favor to a necromancer. Trust me, kiddos. I'm not playing around." Bewildered laughter burst through the city like a flood gate. "I'm not one for sentimentalities. Even though most of you will bicker over petty semantics." Tears streamed down her soldiers'…
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"Master Tyrene never forgot a single student, I swear. She would rattle off names without context, and the person wouldn't be brought up for a week. I never knew anything about the person other than the trouble they caused her." Soldiers and ex-military were smiling with happy hearts. "Raul, Simon, Riko, Milina, Desmond, Rachel, Tanya, Emanuel, Lisana, Patrick, Strayer, Missa, Tiara, Laptha, Whiney, Smalls, Rupert…. I've heard stories about a hundred people in two months." Tears started streaming…
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After five minutes of clapping, Helix raised his hand. A man had just come onto the stage and whispered into his ear. Helix nodded and glanced in the direction of the queen's box. "Proud Alzerians!" Helix called out. The excited hall became quiet in anticipation. "I have an important announcement to make tonight." Helix said with a serious tone. The atmosphere multiplied. "There is one more thing up for auction this week." He continued. "Before I tell you what it is, I will tell you a story, and…
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