The story begins before time, before calendar years at least when the celestials mingled with the mortals. The Celestial Beings bore children with the mortals.

Unknown of the curse done by the primordial beings even beyond them, For the children they bore, Were neither human nor celestial, Neither mortal nor celestial, But something altogether different something far purer.  

The Vampire as they would later be named cursed by the primordial beings for the power they were born with they must drink the blood of the mortals to survive.

-----This book was inspired by "The Blood Curse series by Tessa Dawn" you can find her on Amazon if you like this sort of thing-----

Just a few Pokemon fan fiction ideas. Might come up with more later if I can think of any else. 
Enjoy!

Now when these things were done, the word ofthe Lord came to Abram by a vision, saying:Fear not, Abram, I am thy protector, and thyreward exceeding great.2 And Abram said: Lord God, what wilt thougive me? I shall go without children: and theson of the steward of my house is this DamascusEliezer.18 Book of Genesis3 And Abram added: But to me thou hast notgiven seed: and lo my servant born in my house,shall be my heir.4 And immediately the word of the Lord cameto him, saying : He shall not be thy heir: buthe that shall come out of thy bowels, him shaltthou have for thy heir.5 And he brought him forth abroad, and saidto him: Look up to heaven and number the starsif thou canst. And he said to him: So shall thyseed be.6 Abram believed God, and it was reputed tohim unto justice.7 And he said to him: I am the Lord whobrought thee out from Ur of the Chaldees, to givethee this land, and that thou mightest possess it.8 But he said: Lord God, whereby may I knowthat I shall possess it?9 And the Lord answered, and said: Take mea cow of three years old, and a she goat of threeyears. and a ram of three years, a turtle also,and a pigeon.10 And he took all these, and divided themin the midst, and laid the two pieces of each oneagainst the other: but the birds he divided not.11 And the fowls came down upon the carcasses, and Abram drove them away.12 And when the sun was setting, a deep sleepfell upon Abram, and a great and darksome horror seized upon him.13 And it was said unto him: Know thou beforehand that thy seed shall be a stranger in aland not their own, and they shall bring themunder bondage, and afflict them four hundredyears.14 But I will judge the nation which they shallserve, and after this they shall come out withgreat substance.15 And thou shalt go to thy fathers in peace,and be buried in a good old age.16 But in the fourth generation they shall return hither: for as yet the iniquities of the Amorrhites are not at the full until this present time.17 And when the sun was set, there arose adark mist, and there appeared a smoking furnace, and a lamp of fire passing between thosedivisions.18 That day God made a covenant withAbram, saying: To thy seed will I give this land,from the river to Egypt even to the great riverEuphrates.19 The Cineans, and Cenezites, the Cedmonites,20 And the Hethites, and the Pherezites, theRaphaim also,21 And the Amorrhites, and the Chanaanites,and the Gergesites, and the Jebusites. 

The Book of Genesis opens the Hebrew Bible with the story of creation. God, a spirit hovering over an empty, watery void, creates the world by speaking into the darkness and calling into being light, sky, land, vegetation, and living creatures over the course of six days.

I saw two empty seats on the aisle near the back of the bus. I plopped down into one of them and shoved my backpack under the seat in front of me.
Some kids near the driver were tossing a
. blue Nerf football back and forth. Two girls
were singing a camp song I knew from my
old camp.
The bus made a roaring sound - and lurched
forward before Heather sat down. She fell on me,
and her elbow jammed right into my gut.
"Oof.'
Did that hurt? Three guesses, and they're
all yes.
My sister didn't apologize, of course. Instead,
she pulled herself up and yelled at the bus driver,
"Give me a ding-dong break!"
That made some kids laugh. Heather didnt
care. She sat down and started talking instantly
to the girl next to her.
I turned  at the kid next to me. He was
staring through big black-frame eyeglasses at a
manga book in his lap. He was moving his lips as
he read it. He didn't look up.
Why didnt he say hi or something? I guessed
maybe he was shy.
He as about my age . He had white-blond
hair cut really short and pale blue eyes behind
the glasses. He was maybe the palest guy I
ever Saw.
You know what flashed into my mind? A zombie in a movie I watched over at my friend's
house a couple nights before.
The dude wasn't a freak or anything. It's just
that with that white-blond hair, everything
blended into everything.
And he was wearing a white T-shirt and baggy
white cargo shorts.
And what was he squeezing in the hand
that didn't hold the manga book? Was that a rab-
bit's foot? your backpack?"
did raise his eyes from the comic, though.
"Where's the rest of the rabbit?" I asked. 
I know it was a lame joke. But Ithought it was
a little funny. He smiled. But he didn't laugh. He held up the rabbit's foot. "It's kind of a good - luck thing," he said. I took it from his hand. Yucko. It was wet from his sweat.
Im Boone Dixon," I said. "That's my sister,
Heather." I pointed.
I'm Ronny McDonald I thought he said. A
car horn honked. I couldn't really hear him.
he shook his head. "Roddy McDonald."
think you're gonna need good luck?" I asked.
I handed him back his rabbit's foot. "You really
 his shrugged his narrow shoulders. " I heard
out this camp" he said softly.
Like what?" I asked.
Scary things.
Weird....
He shrugged again. He glanced out the windows.
 I dont think he wanted to talk about it.
snakes.' he said finally.
I waited for him to say more.
* Farms and flat green fields passed by outside the bus window*.
Somekids at school said stuff about snakes in
the lake. Roddy said, 
turning to me. Behind his glasses, his eyes were wide. The kid really looked frightened.
"These kids read about it online. They said the counselors make you swim with the Snakes,"
 Roddy said. He twirled his damp rabbit's foot in his hand, "You have to swim
across the lake. And the Snakes...the Snakes will..."
I felt sorry for the dude. Some kids at his
school told him a bunch of baloney, and he
believed it.
"I tried to tell my parents," Roddy said. "But
they thought I was making it up so I wouldn't
have to go to camp."
"You're a first-timer, right?" I said. "Don't you
know kids always tell scary camp stories to
frighten new campers? It's just what kids do.
You know. It's a tradition."
"Not this time," Roddy said. "They didn't
make it up."
The manga book fell out of his lap. He leaned
down to get it. When he sat back up, his face was
still filled with fear.
"Know what they call this camp?" he asked.
"Sure," I said. "Camp Hither."
No, he said, shaking his head. "Everyone
who goes there calls it Camp Slither. Because of
all the snakes.
I laughed. He looked so serious, I just couldn't
help it. "Roddy," I said, " I've been to two different wilderness camps. Camps are fun. I had an
awesome time. So will you."
He swallowed hard. Those kids told me other snake stories.
"They made them up!" I cried. "They were
He stared at me.
""Tell you what,"_ I said. "Lets ask some kids
who were at Camp Hither last summer. They'll
tell you the truth."
 I stood up. The bus was filled with Campers. Every seat. Kids were laughing and talking.
cupped  hands around my mouth and Shouted, 
"Hey, everyone! Everyone! Who was at this camp last year? I need to tallk to you-"
Some kids turned around to stare at me. No
"How many?" I asked. "Dont all raise your at one time
No one. Not one raised
I gazed down the long aisle. "All new camp-
rs?" I asked.
Some kids nodded their heads. Others turned
around and went back to what they were doing.
I dropped back onto my seat. "Weird" I
muttered. SEE I AM RIGHT BOONE. 
no one ever goes back to this camp."
because no one survives" he stammered.
"See? T'm right, Boone," Roddy said. "No one
His whole body shuddered. "M-maybe its
Roddy that's impossible, " I Said, "This is
the bus for new kids, that's all. They probably
sent another bus for old campers. There will be
lots of- I stopped short and gasped. I heard a sharp
rattling sound. Right next to me. "
"SNAKE" Roddy sereamed. "It's a SNAKE!"
                    *   The End of Chapter *
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Joshua 18
 
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1 And the whole congregation of the children of Israel assembled together at Shiloh, and set up the tabernacle of the congregation there. And the land was subdued before them.
 
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2 And there remained among the children of Israel seven tribes, which had not yet received their inheritance.
 
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3 And Joshua said unto the children of Israel, How long are ye slack to go to possess the land, which the LORD God of your fathers hath given you?
 
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4 Give out from among you three men for each tribe: and I will send them, and they shall rise, and go through the land, and describe it according to the inheritance of them; and they shall come again to me.
 
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5 And they shall divide it into seven parts: Judah shall abide in their coast on the south, and the house of Joseph shall abide in their coasts on the north.
 
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6 Ye shall therefore describe the land into seven parts, and bring the description hither to me, that I may cast lots for you here before the LORD our God.
 
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7 But the Levites have no part among you; for the priesthood of the LORD is their inheritance: and Gad, and Reuben, and half the tribe of Manasseh, have received their inheritance beyond Jordan on the east, which Moses the servant of the LORD gave them.
 
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8 And the men arose, and went away: and Joshua charged them that went to describe the land, saying, Go and walk through the land, and describe it, and come again to me, that I may here cast lots for you before the LORD in Shiloh.
 
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9 And the men went and passed through the land, and described it by cities into seven parts in a book, and came again to Joshua to the host at Shiloh.
 
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10 And Joshua cast lots for them in Shiloh before the LORD: and there Joshua divided the land unto the children of Israel according to their divisions.
 
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11 And the lot of the tribe of the children of Benjamin came up according to their families: and the coast of their lot came forth between the children of Judah and the children of Joseph.
 
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12 And their border on the north side was from Jordan; and the border went up to the side of Jericho on the north side, and went up through the mountains westward; and the goings out thereof were at the wilderness of Bethaven.
 
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13 And the border went over from thence toward Luz, to the side of Luz, which is Bethel, southward; and the border descended to Atarothadar, near the hill that lieth on the south side of the nether Bethhoron.
 
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14 And the border was drawn thence, and compassed the corner of the sea southward, from the hill that lieth before Bethhoron southward; and the goings out thereof were at Kirjathbaal, which is Kirjathjearim, a city of the children of Judah: this was the west quarter.
 
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15 And the south quarter was from the end of Kirjathjearim, and the border went out on the west, and went out to the well of waters of Nephtoah:
 
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16 And the border came down to the end of the mountain that lieth before the valley of the son of Hinnom, and which is in the valley of the giants on the north, and descended to the valley of Hinnom, to the side of Jebusi on the south, and descended to Enrogel,
 
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17 And was drawn from the north, and went forth to Enshemesh, andwent forth toward Geliloth, which is over against the going up of Adummim, and descended to the stone of Bohan the son of Reuben,
 
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18 And passed along toward the side over against Arabah northward, and went down unto Arabah:
 
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19 And the border passed along to the side of Bethhoglah northward: and the outgoings of the border were at the north bay of the salt sea at the south end of Jordan: this was the south coast.
 
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20 And Jordan was the border of it on the east side. This was the inheritance of the children of Benjamin, by the coasts thereof round about, according to their families.
 
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21 Now the cities of the tribe of the children of Benjamin according to their families were Jericho, and Bethhoglah, and thevalley of Keziz,
 
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22 And Betharabah, and Zemaraim, and Bethel,
 
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23 And Avim, and Pharah, and Ophrah,
 
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24 And Chepharhaammonai, and Ophni,and Gaba; twelve cities with their villages:
 
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25 Gibeon, and Ramah, and Beeroth,
 
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26 And Mizpeh, and Chephirah, and Mozah,
 
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27 And Rekem, and Irpeel, and Taralah,
 
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28 And Zelah, Eleph, and Jebusi, which is Jerusalem, Gibeath, and Kirjath; fourteen cities with their villages. This is the inheritance of the children of Benjamin according to their families.

Old Testament
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The next morning, while seated at the dining table in their dining hall, Linley was astonished to see his father looking radiant, with energy levels seemingly like Linley had never seen.

Putting down his knife and fork, Hogg smiled as he looked at Linley. “Linley, this time you should stay at home a bit longer. It’s been quite some time since I have seen you. The two of us, father and son, need to spend some quality time together.”

His father was asking him to stay at home longer?

Linley was a bit astonished. After all, in all these years, his father had never said these type of words to him. Originally, Linley was planning to go back to Fenlai City to stroll about and maybe visit Alice. But upon hearing these, he put all thoughts of visiting her aside.

“Okay, father.” Linley happily nodded.

Hogg nodded with pleasure, but in Hogg’s eyes, there seemed to be an hint of something indecipherable.

….

This time, Linley stayed for ten full days in Wushan township. Even when the start date for the next semester at the Ernst Institute arrived, he still didn’t go back, and Hogg didn’t rush him either.

Upon the mountain peaks of Mt. Wushan, rain clouds drifted hither and to. Linley was seated in a meditative pose, refining mageforce.

Earth elemental essence and wind elemental essence swirled around Linley, entering his body from every direction and being absorbed into his muscles, his skeleton, and his veins, improving his body’s strength. After part was absorbed, the rest was transformed into mageforce and stored in his central dantian.

Like an ocean being fed by a hundred rivers, all of the flows of elemental essence in his body would eventually end up here.

Linley just sat there for half a day. By the time Linley opened his eyes, it was already sunset.

“Time to go back to school.” Linley rose to his feet and took a deep breath. “Ever since I gave those magicite cores to my father, my father has changed for the better. He’s been much closer to me as well.”

These ten days Linley had spent here had been the closest ten days he had ever spent with his father.

“What caused father to change so much? The magicite cores? I don’t think father would have changed just because of money. Perhaps…it was the scars on my body?” Linley pondered, but in the end, he still couldn’t fully understand why his father’s attitude towards him had changed so much.

‘Asking if one was cold, worried that one might be hot’; this idiom expressing concern perfectly captured how considerate and caring Hogg was towards Linley.

After entering the Baruch clan manor, Linley immediately saw his father, book in hand. “Father, it’s getting dark. Why don’t you finish the book tomorrow?”

“Oh, Linley’s back.” Laughing, Hogg closed the book. “Your words have merit. I’ll finish it tomorrow.”

“Linley, after spending all this time training, you should be thirsty.” Hogg poured a glass of hot water from the tea carafe he kept by his side. “Here, have something for your throat. The temperature of this water is just right, not too cold, not too hot.”

“Thanks, father.” Linley’s heart felt warm.

This was how Hogg had treated Linley during these past ten days; incomparably well. While in the past, Hogg was always strict and solemn. Rarely would he show his affectionate side.

While drinking the water, Linley said, “Father, I’ve been at home for some time now. I’m planning to go back to school tomorrow.”

“Tomorrow?” Hogg paused for a moment, seemingly stunned, but then nodded. “Alright. Come back earlier for your end-of-the-year holiday this year.”

“Sure.” Linley assented.

Hogg said in a soft voice, “Linley, your father doesn’t have much ability. In the future, our clan will depend on you. By giving me these magicite cores, your little brother’s tuition expenses are guaranteed as well. I am already extremely satisfied. But in my mind, I still constantly think about our family’s humiliation. I hope that you will never forget that our ancestral heirloom is still in the hands of others.”

Linley could sense his father’s faith being placed in him. Taking a deep breath, he nodded slightly.

“Right now, I don’t have any other desires. I only hope that before my death, I will be able to see with my own eyes the ‘Slaughterer’ warblade.” Hogg’s voice became even more quiet.

Linley could feel that something was amiss. He immediately said, “Father, don’t be so gloomy. You are only forty years old this year. You have lots of time left. I have confidence that within ten years, I can definitely bring our warblade ‘Slaughterer’ back, and once more place it within the ancestral hall in our manor.”

“Ten years. Good, good.” Hogg gently nodded.

….

The second day, after lunch, Linley departed from Wushan township. That night, in the main hall at the Baruch manor, two people sat together. Hogg, and Hillman. The door to the hall was closed, and on the main table in that hall, the sack of magicite cores was on display.

Hillman had been totally stupefied by this sack of magicite cores. Finally, Hogg spoke. “Hillman, I plan to sell off these magicite cores. I want toentrust that gold into your safekeeping.”

Hillman immediately recollected himself. He hurriedly said, “Lord Hogg, no. How can you hand such a vast sum of money to me? Why don’t you take care of it?”

“Hillman, don’t call me Lord Hogg. You can just address me as big brother Hogg again.” Hogg laughed in a very kind way.

Suddenly, Hogg stood up, facing the east. “Me, take care of it? Haha…Hillman, perhaps there is nobody besides you who knows more about the affairs of the Baruch clan…and about me.”

Hillman started. He didn’t know why Hogg had suddenly said this.

“That affair has been buried in the deepest reaches of my heart for eleven years now. For eleven years, I’ve felt as though my heart has been chewed on by ants. I’ve been suppressing it all this time. Suppressing it, one day after another, one year after another…and in the blink of an eye, eleven years went by.”

Hogg’s entire body began to tremble.

Hillman’s face changed. He suddenly stood up, saying in astonishment, “Lord Hogg, are you going to…?!”

“Right. I am going to investigate what happened that year. I must get vengeance for Lina [Lin’na].” Hogg’s face was fierce and violent, filled with baleful aura.

“Lord Hogg.” Hillman hurriedly said. “Didn’t we investigate it back in the day? The opponent has tremendous power. Just the small part of it that we encountered was already terrifying. If you keep investigating, it’ll mean the death of you.”

Hogg let out a low growl. “Death? You think I fear death? Hillman, you have no idea how much pain I’ve been in these past eleven years, the sort of mental torment I’ve been under. I’ve had enough. The value of the magicite cores should be worth around 80,000 gold coins or so. This will totally be enough to pay for Wharton’s tuition. With this sum of money, I have no worries or cares at all now.”

“All these years, I’ve been suppressing myself, why? Because of my two sons. Now that Linley has grown up, and Wharton has reached the O’Brien Empire, I have nothing to worry about anymore.”

Hogg tightly clenched Hillman’s shoulders with his hands, staring into Hillman’s eyes. “Hillman, although you have always addressed me as Lord Hogg, after all these years, the two of us have developed genuine brotherly affection towards each other. For the sake of that brotherly love, I hope you can help me.”

“Hogg, you…” Hillman was frantic.

Hillman knew very well that once Hogg really went to investigate that affair, he would very likely lose his life.

“My mind is set. Hillman, you must understand, this life I have been living is worse than death.” Hogg’s eyes were turning red. Seeing Hogg like this, Hillman felt helpless. He could understand how Hogg felt.

Why was it that over these years, Hogg had become so solemn, so cold?

Others might not know, but Hillman knew very well. Before the birth mother of Linley and Wharton, Lina, had died, Hogg was a very easy-going, open-minded person. But after Lina’s death, Hogg’s character and disposition had changed.

Although Hogg had told others that Lina had died in childbirth, Hillman and Housekeeper Hiri knew the truth.

“Hillman, don’t try to persuade me. I just want to ask you – will you help me, or won’t you?” Hogg fixed his gaze upon Hillman.

Staring at Hogg, in the end, Hillman let out a long sigh. “Fine. I’ll help.” A hint of a smile blossomed on Hogg’s face. The smile of relief and liberation.


Empires rise and fall on the Yulan Continent. Saints, immortal beings of unimaginable power, battle using spells and swords, leaving swathes of destruction in their wake. Magical beasts rule the mountains, where the brave – or the foolish – go to test their strength. Even the mighty can fall, feasted on by those stronger. The strong live like royalty; the weak strive to survive another day.

This is the world which Linley is born into. Raised in the small town of Wushan, Linley is a scion of the Baruch clan, the clan of the once-legendary Dragonblood Warriors. Their fame once shook the world, but the clan is now so decrepit that even the heirlooms of the clan have been sold off. Tasked with reclaiming the lost glory of his clan, Linley will go through countless trials and tribulations, making powerful friends but also deadly enemies.

Come witness a new legend in the making. The legend of Linley Baruch. 

Some tourists began to take pictures. That splendid moment was definitely worth recording. A South Korean girl recognized Qin Guan from the photos.
Her roar was like thunder on the silent beach. "He is Qin Guan Obar [1]! Qin Guan, look at me!"
The girl was too excited to control herself. South Koreans were fond of beautiful things, but they went too far. Their obsession over gorgeous designs and their perfection-oriented makeup skills had become a kind of disease.
As a result, a naturally handsome guy was like a tower of light in the dark for Korean girls. The girl was one of Qin Guan’s loyal fans, who had purchased his album. That was why she was able to recognize him in that strange costume.
Few people in the audience spoke Korean, but everyone recognized his name.
"Qin Guan? Is that his name?"
"Qin Guan? That sounds familiar."
"I remember! He was the Best Actor Award winner at Cannes! And remember the fake news scandal in New York?"
"Britney Spears, Paris Hilton and Madonna are fans of his..."
"He’s a f*cking celebrity!"
"What is he doing here?"
"Just read the posts on OMG. Do you know what he does for a living?"
The screams had ignited a bomb. Some audience members began to move towards the stage. Qin Guan realized the situation was out of control. If he tried to escape, there would be a riot on the beach. The play would be destroyed.
He was aware that escaping was not the best solution. For the sake of the other actors, as well as his career, he couldn't leave before the play was finished.
The best solution was to tame the audience with an even better performance. Then they would realize that he was not Qin Guan, but Paris himself.
Suddenly, Qin Guan shouted at the stunned Romeo angrily, "Stop thy unhallow'd toil, vile Montague! Can vengeance be pursued farther than death? Condemned villain, I do apprehend thee: Obey, and go with me; for thou must die!"
His thunderous voice brought everyone back to reality.
Romeo came back to his senses as well. He was familiar with the lines. He had repeated the same lines and actions every day, the passion and dreams of his youth gradually fading away. Suddenly, he found his feelings again.
The young man was always serious about his performance. As an experienced actor, he felt stimulated by Qin Guan’s sparkling eyes.
He finally felt better. As he recalled his best memories, he no longer felt suppressed by Qin Guan and was able to express his own enthusiasm.
"I must indeed; and therefore came I hither. Good gentle youth, tempt not a desperate man. Fly hence, and leave me; think upon these gone. Let them affright thee, I beseech thee, youth! Put not another sin upon my head by urging me to fury!" he shouted back.
The shocked audience teared up, and so did the director.
It didn’t matter that theater had a small audience. A shocking performance could always tug at people’s heartstrings.
Romeo looked a little hysterical. "I beseech thee, youth! Put not another sin upon my head by urging me to fury. O, be gone! By heaven, I love thee better than myself; for I come hither arm'd against myself. Stay not, be gone; live! And hereafter say, a madman's mercy bade thee run away!"
The prop master handed two swords to them. They each held one as they stood face to face.
Qin Guan saluted Romeo in a formal manner as they looked at each other.
Romeo attacked and Qin Guan fought back.
Violent sparkles flew. There were cruel flames in their eyes as they attacked each other ruthlessly.


Qin Guan was reborn and sent back to his final semester in High School 18 years ago. Getting a second chance at life, he works hard to turn things around and eventually become a Prince Charming. What will his life be like the second time around? What will he have to go through? How will he succeed in turning from a loser into a Prince Charming? Read this story carefully and find out!

In front of Eirwyn and Aria was a two-story building. It had wide signboard attached on the wall above the entrance, the text is written on it was very obvious.

A notification window popped out.

'Cling'

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Adventurer's Guild — Llyne

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The walls of the lower floor were built with stone bricks. The timber pillars and frames support the second floor which had wooden flooring and white plaster over wattle and daub within timber frames.

The glass windows on the walls of the building were supported by wooden frames and were placed evenly.

The wide doors of the guild hall's entrance were made out of oak wood, which was the same kind of lumber used to all wooden structures of the guild hall, with iron handles attached on it.

Niel held unto the iron handle as he slowly pushed and open the doors.

'Crick'

'Cling cling!'

The interior of the guild hall was revealed to their eyes.

The wooden plank flooring, lanterns lit up with tallow candles attached on the posts and the stone brick walls, frames that supported the wooden ceiling, plenty of chairs and tables to sat on, and most importantly the board pinned with parchments containing quests and the counter.

Overall, the interior design was only simple but it gave off the feeling of being a true adventurer. However, the place was free with people.

Niel walked inside as Eirwyn and Aria followed behind and looked around the guild hall. There was a burly middle-aged man wore a tunic stood behind the counter, there were a rushlight and parchments scattered atop the surface.

"Valorous morrow to thee, Sir Bartelmeu, these people art adventurers yond haven't not register yet. Sir Reinald did order me to handeth ov'r this parchment to thee." Niel opened his bag hung on his waist and gave the parchment to the man named Bartelmeu.

"Oh, they art the ones yond ye art referring to?" Bartelmeu skimmed through the contents of the parchment.

"Aye, sir!" Niel nodded.

"Did let those folk cometh hither." Bartelmeu's eyebrows were furrowed as he aimed both of his eyes to Eirwyn and Aria.

"Ho, thee two. Sir bartelmeu is did want thee to wend hither!" Niel gestured his hand.

The two were dilly-dallying on the guild hall.

"Ouch!" Eirwyn dipped his fingers on the flames from tallow candle's wick inside the lantern attached on the pole. He felt the burn on his skin as he pulled his hand away.

Aria was loitering around and checked the board, however, she couldn't understand anything written on the parchments that pinned on the board.

"Nay lollygagging! I sayeth, cometh hither!" Bartelmeu shouted when he saw the two idling, his expression was serious.

Eirwyn and Aria were startled, the went towards the counter.

"What art thy names?" Bartelmeu placed his elbow on the counter. His expression was quite menacing.

"... Sir, I am Blizz a swordsman." Beads of sweat dripped on Eirwyn's face, the aura from Bartelmeu gave off heavy pressure to him.

"My name is Wren, I use dual swords." Aria was unmoved and responded.

"I see, so thee did want to becometh a true adventurer?"

"..." Eirwyn nodded.

"Of course!" Aria was enthusiastic.

"'t seemeth mine job is done. I wilt taketh mine leaveth. Farewell." Niel waved and walked towards the exit.

"Taketh care of thy own corse Neil." Bartelmeu 

Suddenly, the door was opened.

'Cring cling!'

"Oh! Its thee Blitz, how is thy stayeth on the town?" The young boy smiled to Terrell.

"Valorous morrow to thee, Sir Niel, I'm did enjoy 't and 't wast excit'ment hither." Terrell stood on the doorway smiled back

"Yond is valorous. Thy companions art hither. I hath't something to doth Blitz. Farewell." Niel went outside the door and closed it.

'Clrring!'

Eirwyn and Aria were dumbfounded, not because Terrell arrived but he could speak as the same as the aboriginals.

"Hohoho! Blitz, thee cometh at a valorous time!"

"Aye, I hath't cometh hither to meeteth with mine cater-cousins."

"Hoho, so those folk art thy companions! Did let us don't waste any moo time. Writeth thy names and thy Sui Generis on these parchments to register on Adventurer's Guild." Bartelmeu placed a small container filled with ink, two quill pens, and a couple of high-grade parchments on the counter.

Aria didn't care about Terrell and started to write on the parchment.

"Hey Terrell, how did you speak like them?" Eirwyn was puzzled, he knew that it was impossible that this drop-out could speak archaic Early Middle English

"Hahahaha! It's very simple. Just open and look your settings." Terrell grinned.

Eirwyn wanted to find out what trick Terrell had done so he opened his 'Menu' and selected 'Settings'.

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ー〔 Settings 〕ー

﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊
〔 Language 〕

〔 ーーー 〕Not Yet Implemented

〔 ーーー 〕Not Yet Implemented

〔 Contact Support 〕

〔 Report Bugs 〕

〔 Log Out 〕

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Eirwyn selected 'Language'. A window popped out.

'Cling!'

﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌

ー〔 Language 〕ー

﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊
〔 Default 〕Active

〔 English 〕

. . .

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Eirwyn changed it to English. Suddenly, his vision went blurry.

A notification popped out.

'Cling!'

﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌

ー〔 Notification 〕ー

﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊﹊

Please wait...

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After 3 seconds, Eirwyn's vision turned back to normal.

Everything was unchanged, only the letters and the written on the parchment scattered across the counter that Eirwyn didn't understand before had become clear and comprehensible English.

"Lad, if you want to register as an adventurer, start writing your name and your Sui Generis on the parchment with your pen." Bartelmeu reminded him.

"Okay, okay." Eirwyn picked up the pen and dipped it on the ink. He began to write.

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ー〔 Blizz 〕ー

 〖 Sui Generis 〗Swordsmith of the Winterforge

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"I'm finished, sir." Aria passed her parchment to Bartelmeu.

"What wast this, a toddler's scribble? I cannot understandeth aught. Writeth this once again. Thee did waste a fine parchment." Bartelmeu set it aside on a bin to discard it.

"..." Aria was surprised and unable to speak. Her handwriting was good but she didn't expect Bartelmeu threw it away.

"Sir, hither. I did finish it." Eirwyn handed over his parchment.

She was wondering about Eirwyn's speech and looked at his parchment, her expression became sullen when she saw the contents. The writing was the same on the parchments pinned on the board that she couldn't understand.

"Hmm. So ye art a swordsman and a smith. This piques mine interest." Bartelmeu cast his eye over it.

"Why not you try it, Aria. Look at Eirwyn, its cool right?" Terrell patted her shoulders.

"What?" Aria didn't get what Terrell meant to her.

"Change your settings and you'll find out." Terrell smiled.

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"Good for the first time?" He asked, wearing a grin and what was left of her juices.

"So good. So incredible. So.. wow," she breathed laboriously, while still trying to recover. "Definitely my favorite wish. Wow." She began to fan herself, trying to cool off from his efforts.

Stephen chuckled, and wiped another portion of her juices off his face. "Is this normal? For you to cum so much?"

"After such a delicious show like that? Yes, very normal," she giggled. "But part of my makeup is due to the fact that you prefer a woman who... squirts... when they orgasm."

Stephen broke out in a sheepish smile, "It is rather.. hot. I mean, I've just seen it in videos but it's always been a turn on."

"That was exquisite. As long as you like it, then it's perfect for me," she smiled.

"Perfect for me, too," he agreed. "Although, we may go through a lot of bed sheets in the process."

"You could always wish for them to be clean right after," winked Grace. 

"I suppose we could do that," chuckled Stephen. 

"Come here, handsome," she crooked her finger in the come hither motion.

Stephen slid his way up her body, pressing his lips with hers in passionate fury. Grace responded by wrapping her arms around his neck, keeping their lips sealed. Her hand slid through his hair, grasping it with intense desire.

"I could kiss you the rest of the day," she breathed, after their kiss broke. "And tomorrow," she kissed him again. "And the next day," Another kiss. "And want to know a secret?"

"Hmm?"

She kissed him again playfully, "Every day after that, too!"

Expecting to see him laugh, or at least smile, Grace was confused when Stephen's lips slightly dropped, with a distant look appearing in his eyes.

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"The first rule is that I am always and forever bound to the one who opened my portal. I can only grant wishes to him, and him alone." The genie leaned in really subtlety, and whispered, "That means you, silly," before giggling again. 

"The second rule, is that I can only grant wishes that pertain to areas of love, sex, companionship, towards making you a better mate, or to protect our anonymity."

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The 1.7 seconds might have been a breeze for Lin Sanjiu, but it was the most excruciating moment Soulsqn had ever gone through in her life. Every second that followed was even harder and more perilous than the last. 
The reason she could stand her ground for such a long time against the Veda's onslaught was that Puppeteer had drawn most of their attention, despite the fact that he had been robbed of his mobility.
At the same time that Lin Sanjiu completely disappeared from their eyes, Puppeteer suddenly fell from midair and crashed hard onto the ground.
"You are tenacious. I'll give you that," said a Veda—possibly the previous one or another because nobody could tell since their tone was the same. "You are like an open book, so why do you have to risk your life and go against us? Just because we made you relive your memories?"
'Memories?'
Soulsqn, who was fraught with apprehension and nervousness, was stunned upon hearing what the Veda said.
"One thing that I don't understand about humans is your sentiment," another Veda said, "No matter how you think you've used the rational part of your brain for decision making, in fact, even in your daily routine, more than 90 percent of your decisions are driven by emotions. You are one of the best examples. Just because we made you remember a very short bygone moment in your life, it was enough to trigger you to lash out on us without taking in any consideration."
The Veda tended to give lengthy, garrulous speeches. Soulsqn paid them no mind, straightened her body and peered at the shadowy figure in the distance. 
"Lord Puppeteer!" She shouted aloud, "Are you okay, Lord Puppeteer?"
"Ah, pardon me. I almost forgot about you." It seemed that the Veda only realized the flesh worm's presence now. The golden glow flickered in the passage, lighting up the surroundings with its aerating flash. Startled, Soulsqn instinctively bared her layers of mandibles and snarled at the Veda.
"Your species is, however, different from humans. You aren't driven by emotions, but your behavioral patterns are rooted in primal instinct and desire. Our database doesn't have any information on your species, so we seriously hope that you can provide us with such precious knowledge to complete our database." 
"B*llshit!" Soulsqn growled. She did not peel her eyes away from Puppeteer, who was lying on the ground. "Lord Puppeteer, can you hear me? Say something!"
"He can hear you, but he can't move right now," a Veda answered simply, "We know all his functional data very well, so it's child's play for us to disable his action module."
Baffled, Soulsqn did not know how to respond. She had no idea how they could continue the fight. Lin Sanjiu was gone, the b*tchy little grand prize was nowhere to be found, and now even her almighty Lord Puppeteer was overwhelmed by the Veda.
A soft golden beam of light shot out from the sizeable "pool" and coruscated hither and thither on Soulsqn, playing a rough game of light and shadows on the flesh worm's face. Soulsqn staggered back as a mouthful of pheromones sprayed out. Nevertheless, both her two strongest weapons were useless against the Veda. She could see that after the pheromones were sprayed into the air, those fine and dense chemical hormones fluttered down before they could even get near the target. 
"Analysis completed," said a Veda that was closest to her, "The composition of this chemical hormones isn't common. It's worth archiving in our database." 
"We cannot open the database right now."
"Ah, yes."
Several large "pools" exchanged several messages, but Soulsqn managed to capture only a few words. She could not care less about why the Veda could not open the database at that moment. She was shuddering like a swimmer emerging from an icy pond. Despite her persistent mindset, she could not come up with an idea about what to do. Suddenly, she felt something zoom overhead. Then, she was dazzled by the sudden flash of golden light that came from the direction of the Veda.
'What happened?'
"279.323.10, and 279.323.20 are under attack!" A "pool" shook and flickered, scattering speckles of gold across the air. Similar to last time, it rapidly emitted a long chain of unknown codes as if it was warning its comrades about the attack. Then, before Soulsqn could spin her head around to see who had attacked the Veda, something in midair suddenly caved in.
It was an exceptional instant that even Soulsqn, who claimed to have mastered a plethora of languages, found hard to describe.
She could not see anything, but she somehow had a strong feeling that something in mid-air had collapsed. It even refracted the light golden rays emitted by the adjacent Veda.
'What the hell is happening?'
Not far away, Puppeteer remained lying forlornly on the ground. There was no movement from either the black leather jacket or his pasty skin. It seemed as if he was a dead corpse. 
While Soulsqn was pondering should she look back or not, the third Veda was shot. 
It was an actual gunshot. 
A loud explosion pierced Soulqn's ears the moment a fire spark plunged into the "pool" with a violent force. The expended bullet shell clanged on the concrete ground as Soulsqn thought she could even catch a wisp of gunpowder that should not have existed in the air. 
Deciding to throw everything to the wind, the flesh worm jerked her head back and was stunned again. She never expected them to save both Puppeteer and her in the nick of time. 
Four Zeuses, or four Zeus puppets, were pulling themselves up from the ground, their eyes vacant and their expressions rigid. One of the Zeuses was holding a handgun in his hand, the muzzle of which was smoking. There was another one whose mouth was ajar, and in between his two rows of densely crowded teeth, there was a tiny object.
All these Zeuses were Puppeteer's puppets. They should not have been able to move anymore after their connection with their master was severed by the Veda. Soulsqn wondered how they regained their ability to move, but that was not what shocked the flesh worm the most. The most shocking thing was that all their attacks were effective against the Veda.
One of the Zeuses punctured what his teeth were gripping, releasing a crisp pop in the air as if he was crunching a plump cherry. Soulsqn perked her head back to see that the few Veda in mid-air had begun shaking vigorously once more. Her heart raced so fast that it almost jumped out of her throat.
The flesh worm reacted swiftly. Seizing the momentary chance, she made a detour and darted straight towards Puppeteer.
"Lord Puppeteer!" she shouted. She stretched a slimy tendril out and flipped Puppeteer over, revealing his pale and gaunt cheekbones.
His eyes were wide open, deeply sunk into a corona of crimson glitter that rounded the peripheral of his eyes. Soulsqn heaved out a sigh of relief. 
'Thank goodness he's still alive!' 
"Why all the puppets are able to move again?" Soulsqn slithered under Puppeteer's arm and half-lifted, half-carried him up. The Veda was quivering so hard that their scintillating golden glow had lit up the entire passage with flickering illumination, causing them to squint their eyes. Puppeteers could not reply to her, so he just stared fixedly at the direction where those Zeus puppets were. His lips were even paler under the contrast of his glitter. 
"I…I get it now…" There were two different sounds intermixed in this room that was filled with sparkling beams of light. One was an understandable message that was directly sent into their brains while the other was a startling amount of messages that shuttled across the passage at a mad speed under the guise of the humming of an overloaded machine that made their heads buzz. "So…So you have already figured it out that we…we'll sever your connection to your puppets?" 
'Huh? Could it have been Lord Puppeteer's doing that made those Zeus puppets able to move?'
Upon hearing those words, Soulsqn turned to look at Puppeteer. The latter's head was still hung low as his hair glissaded down his cheeks and shrouded his expression.
"Analyze them!" No sooner had a Veda barked out its order than a blanket of golden light swamped the several Zeus puppets not far away.
It was only then that Soulsqn realized she had made the wrong move. Why would she come to Puppeteer? She should have gone and protected those Zeus from being analyzed!
When her train of thought came to that realization, her body had already reacted. The flesh worm threw her beloved Lord Puppeteer back onto the ground and charged straight towards the Zeuses. After seeing two Zeuses being engulfed in the Veda's golden radiance, she turned her attention to the remaining two Zeuses. With a quick fling of her tail, she lassoed the shin of the remaining two Zeuses and reeled them in.
The Zeus holding a gun and the Zeus biting the tiny ball in his mouth fell to the ground. With the golden light hard on her heels, every single second was precious to her. Grabbing the two Zeuses tightly, she ran in another direction at top speed.
"It…It's no use…" the Veda continued intermittently, "We'll capture them sooner or later—" 
Bam!
Another bullet shot straight into the "pool," reducing its remaining sentence into a scatter of golden glitter that tainted the air.
"Hah!" The flesh worm felt herself getting pumped up. Even though she was badly injured and the blast of the point-blank gunshot had numbed her ears, she was filled with so much energy that she felt like she could go for a few more bouts with the Veda. "Come and catch me if you can! Even though these two Zeuses can't do anything to you, you guys can't do anything to us either! As long as you don't catch them, you can't analyze them—"
The flesh worm, who got carried away by her success, said, "Why don't you guys create an item to shield yourselves?
The moment the words tumbled off her tongue, Soulsqn froze, stunned. Perhaps because she finally realized she had gone over her head, she slowed down.
"We…don't need you…to remind us," the Veda droned on like a television losing power, "But we…mustn't…open the database…"


Lin Sanjiu is a normal woman in modern-day society. Everyone admires her outstandingly handsome, gentle, and rich boyfriend. However, Lin Sanjiu feels vaguely afraid of this "perfect" boyfriend. She's always felt that her boyfriend looks at her like she's a tasty piece of meat...

The transformation happened one night. Sanjiu got into an argument with her boyfriend, and he finally revealed his true colors. As it turns out, he was a being with special abilities from an apocalyptic world who wanted to eat Sanjiu to help him evolve. To his dismay, he ended up being the one killed by Sanjiu with her hidden abilities instead.

However, Sanjiu's troubles don't end with her dead boyfriend. In fact, the world she resides in is starting to go through unusual changes. This world is becoming a scorching hot hellhole...

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