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The red eyes were as eerie as blood. Only then could I take in the creature’s full form. Every non-human being I’d seen until now had been half-transparent and shapeless, but this one was different. It had a solid, distinct body. It was a mountain goat. Except it had four horns. Two of them rose high like pillars. The tips split like branches, reminding me of a stag’s antlers. The horns reached so high they pierced the ceiling, their tops unseen. But whether it had four horns or ten…- 323.4 K • Completed
- So my guess was right. When I opened my eyes, the first thing I saw were five or six floating creatures in the air. Every one of them looked disgusting. Giant eyeballs, deep-sea fish. All sorts of things. Every one of them looked grotesque, and because they were all half-transparent, they looked like ghosts. With a loud shout, a huge eyeball the size of my face came right up to my nose. Then I heard a terrifying question. My body started to shake like a trembling tree. It wasn’t my…
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- “Could it be a tree?” I muttered to myself as I looked at the countless candidates. I needed more clues. “Is there no way to find Lord Hyuwik? Has anyone seen him in person?” “Who?” Hey, that… Haa. I sighed and placed my hand on my forehead. If I could meet the divine beasts, I would have summoned them long ago. The serpent was in Tubain, the bear was captured, the horned divine beast was probably asleep, and the last one was still in the egg… …Hmm? Come to…
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- Experience is indeed important for a person. When I crossed the dimensional portal, I didn't just sit there in awe of the wondrous scenery, simply because it was my second time. However, my gaze was momentarily captivated because the location and colors were different from the first time. Back then, red swept through the air like waves, but the color I faced now was orange. With just one color, the world had become enveloped in the sunset. Whoosh! Along with the sound of a soft breeze, various…
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- Darkness was to Shula's advantage, both for the monsters and for her. The magic flowing from her hands was pitch black, making it invisible to ordinary eyes. Therefore, the only ones capable of facing her were the contractors of the divine beasts, who possessed superhuman abilities. However, they also had to protect the soldiers fighting against countless monsters. The entire situation tilted in Shula's favor. Whoosh! With a sound like compressed air, a black mist spread from Shula's hand. As that…
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- Why? This was the only question that crossed my mind as I looked at the person in front of me. Why would he close the Eye of Hell? I knew that what Tairok had said to Erdette was by no means an empty promise. Yes, he had made a promise, so he would keep it. However, it felt different from doing something obligatorily because of a contract. He looked so determined, as if there were some other reason why he absolutely had to close it. “…Why?” The question slipped out before I could even think.…
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- Could it really be a divine beast? I looked down at the stone, or rather, the egg, that had suddenly become mine. Since Tairok said he could faintly sense the familiar power of the divine beast from this stone, it must be true, but the problem was how the divine beast would awaken. Originally, since Tairok was connected to the divine beast, it was thought that the best way was to carry it in his arms, but Erdette objected. It was because he had dared to call the divine beast a slacker. Erdette was…
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- The castle, which had been shrouded in darkness for a long time, was now illuminated in every corner with bright lights. It was a place that had transformed into something completely different in just two days. Even though it was early dawn and the sky was still dark, the place was bustling with people working to restore the castle. ”I didn’t order that.” Startled, I flinched at the whisper right next to my ear. There was only one person who would do something like this. I glared at Tairok…
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- Could life be a well-written script heading toward a predetermined future? It was that hard to believe that a coincidence would appear right before my eyes when I needed it. “Do you know what kind of poisonous plant the blood of the sacred land is?” Baron Owick gave a rare vigorous nod in response to my question. “Yes yes!” Wow, she really knew? She was still living in the Adeye family’s greenhouse, and before coming to see her, I had asked others just in case. However, the…
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- Even though we’d fled in front of Grand Duke Montaine, we hadn’t returned empty-handed. We had our spoils: Hoiga and Kilu. There was only one reason we’d dragged them back, even though they were as cumbersome as a load of luggage: we figured they might be useful for something. After all, even a fallen leaf can make good fuel when you light a fire. “Hoiga’s injuries are severe, and he hasn’t woken up. And as for Kilu…” Enya, who had been following me and explaining the situation,…
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