Part 10: Separation Anxiety
By the time Yuri was finished editing her brother’s design, the Goblin’s head was about six inches long. Her eyes and ears were also significantly larger in comparison to the rest of her face. Continue reading
Part 7: Avatars
When they finalized their keeps, the ‘buildings’ instantly appeared in their respective territories. The massive two-hundred meter tall sakura tree materialized right in front of them, Azra’s silver keep could only be seen on his side of the holographic screen. Continue reading
Part 4: Storage Space
The twins almost tapped the shortcut simultaneously. Then a separate screen popped up to the rightmost side. It asked them if they wanted to view the storage space, place something inside or take something out. Continue reading
Okay, so I was going to post this story in individual parts but… Well, I underestimated how lazy I am, so I’ll post in chunks instead lmao. I’ll try to post all of Chapter 1 and 2 today, in segments of about 1500-2500 words each.
*Chapter 1: Sariel’s Guidance*
I don’t usually do holiday stuff, because I’m lazy, but I decided to do some posts today… For Christmas or something like that? Continue reading
“Whatever you say Gramps… If that’s what you honestly believe, then I’ll take your word for it.” Azra was totally unconvinced that his grandfather was the mortal avatar of a god, or that he and his sister were reincarnated deities. Continue reading
Before the old man could continue any further, Azra interjected “We get it already, you named us after Azrael and Uriel… Are you trying to convince us that you’re some kind of god and we’re reincarnated deities?” Continue reading
Judging strictly by the contents of the various history books that the children were given, they had surmised that the year should be somewhere in the early twenty-first century. However, once they had gotten to that point, they started to grow curious about something. Continue reading
The three people had very few belongings. They stayed in the depths of a cavern, next to an underground stream. Their main source of food was fish, bats and a seemingly endless supply of dry rice. That old man would occasionally leave for a few days and come back carrying several sacks of the convenient grain. Continue reading
“Hohohoho~, what makes you brats so sure that what you read was the truth and my stories aren’t what really happened?” The air around the old man began rumbling and the ground started vibrating, but it immediately stopped before the children could notice. Continue reading
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