“Dongton… A lawless hellhole where only the strong survive, nyah~. Territorial gang-wars are constantly raging… Meow~, however! There is a single heroine, a brave warrior for justice, a beautiful shining star of hope… It is I, JJ!” Riding down the main-streets of southern Luxiana, there was a pink-clothed cat-girl; in fact, Jasmine was the only person in the entire town that even had access to such advanced technology. While no one even had electricity, the adorable Gunslinger was casually showing off her fancy motorcycle, which most people thought was some sort of magical-beast. Continue reading
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Chapter 285: The Guild District
Luxiana expanded dramatically overnight, with very few people actually noticing. In fact, even after most of the population was awake and going about their business outside, few could tell that the wall which surrounded them, was moved much farther away. Those who did realize what happened, mostly considered it as ‘normal’ and didn’t make a big deal out of it. Continue reading
Chapter 283: Nadja Giese
When Nadja opened her pitch-black eyes, she immediately yelled “What the fuck… Is this supposed to be Heaven?! Shit, I didn’t think they’d let ‘Humans’ into Heaven… Wait, this place is totally empty besides the two of us; damn it, I went to Hell!” Continue reading
Chapter 272: Divine Info-Dump?
After Jasmine fell asleep, Elina went downstairs to find Rachael; however, she quickly noticed that the baby’s map-marker had swiftly left the house. She ‘Whispered’ “Inari! Where do you think you’re taking my daughter?!” as she flapped her wings and flew out the front door. Continue reading
Chapter 269: Expanding Luxiana
“Oh for fuck’s sake, the rank-E mana-cores have to be from level-twenty or higher assholes?! Ugh, damn it… Well, whatever, even if I can’t upgrade the house, there are still plenty of other things to spend gold on, right?” It was the middle of the night, but considering that there was a giant glowing cathedral at the center of Northern Luxiana, the town never truly became ‘dark’. Continue reading
Chapter 248: A Bit of Backstory
Lucrecia wasn’t the only golem who managed to gain sentience; every time one of the Stoneguard absorbed two rank-E mana-cores, they would evolve. During the process, a soul from a recently deceased ‘Citizen’ of Luxiana, would swiftly enter inside. Continue reading
Chapter 247: Protecting Luxiana
“Patriarch Xuan Hao, Level-33 Wood-Elf Martial Artist, Rank-D, Raid Boss,” was a two-meter tall man, with bulging muscles and sword-scars all over his face, chest and back. He left his upper-body exposed and only wore baggy black pants, with no shoes. Continue reading
Chapter 229: Family Reunion
“I’m a vampire, obviously! Also, I work for a Battleground news station now… With the way your boyfriend has been going around massacring people lately, it’d be stranger if I couldn’t find you! Damn, you always acted so reserved and ‘innocent’, what the fuck happened? I’m not trying to be judgy, but I seriously just saw a video of you and your ‘Companions’ having an orgy in a Dungeon… Sure, I’ve been with a decent amount of guys, but never more than one at a time! Besides that, I’ve definitely never had so little self-confidence that I was willing to share my man with a bunch of other girls!” The first thing that Lily did was obviously to try and publicly humiliate her angelic sister in the middle of a crowded restaurant. Continue reading
Chapter 228: The Start of Another ‘Peaceful’ Day
“Nothing lasts forever… so nothing ever truly ends. Existence is eternal, but life is ephemeral… Michael, you need to wake up now; you’re running out of time.” The Nephilim was mumbling to himself as he slowly opened his eyes. His body had ended up at the center of the Arcane Prison and was surprisingly not moving at all, regardless of the nearly zero-gravity. Continue reading
Chapter 218: The Luxian Warbeast Theocracy
A moment after Arcana finished speaking, Michael was standing on his balcony, staring out at Luxiana. The mysterious ‘Goddess’ was gone and he could see crowds gathering around ‘Dongton’, but there were also plenty of people tending to the docks and shops. Continue reading