The white elf kingdom sent from the expedition to the human kingdom on the day XX, month XX, and year XXX, its campaign comprised of tens of thousands of the white elf kingdom's elite soldiers.
 
The group successfully invaded the human kingdom across the borders during the trip, they fought dozens of battles, but only lost a few members. It showed how powerful the group was.
 
But everything changed when the group arrived at a place called Eternal Tales Forest, this forest had mystical powers that could help or hinder anyone passing by. The powers of the forest were always varying, one moment, it had healing effects, in others, it could deal with the damage. No one knew for sure what this forest was.
 
The elven kingdom group was ambushed in the woods by tens of thousands of the human kingdom's elite soldiers. During the bloody battle, a surprising thing happened, tens of thousands of black shadows suddenly appeared and began to slaughter both sides as if they were nothing.
 
A few days later, the news that shocked both kingdoms spread like wildfire. Both sides could not believe what had happened, for it was insane that two groups of tens of thousands of elite soldiers were killed as if they were ants in the dark shadows. Even after hundreds of years, the culprit for the slaughter was not found.
 
After this failure and loss, the two sides were hidden and not involved in many other conflicts between them. They were busy trying to figure out who was responsible for the slaughter.
 
Sometime later, the news shocked the two kingdoms, a prince of the human kingdom, Chip Smith, and a princess of the white elf kingdom, Lyna Oddmind, both kingdoms announced their deaths. Common-bottomed people did not know what had happened and accepted the deaths as natural.
 
But it was different for those who were influential in the rule of both kingdoms, many of them knew what had happened, some were happy while others were sad.
 
…
 
Liu Yang finished seeing the information he wanted in the book and kept it in place before picking up another book to leaf through, as tens of thousands of books were still missing.
 
After several more hours and leafing through thousands of books, Liu Yang discovered a part of Lyna Oddmind's past.
 
 






Lyna Oddmind was a born hunter since she was a child, and her bow skills were better than many adults. She was trained by the best instructors in the elven realm, but not for long, for after a few years no one was able to teach Lyna Oddmind, she had already surpassed all her instructors.
 
When she became an adult, she did not want to get involved in political games and went out to venture out and explore the world. A few later, she returned home like a great hunter with her black crow.
 
Lyna Oddmind's parents, the king and the queen, wanted her to marry, but she strongly rejected this idea because the men of the kingdom were very weak and did not deserve to marry her. Lyna Oddmind joined the army a few months later and became a great general who won every battle she fought except the last one where she died.
 
…
 
After a few days of leafing through the books, Liu Yang found nothing new about Lyna Oddmind, the other books said the same thing as the other books, but different ways. But that didn't stop him from flipping through the rest of the books.
 
To finish flipping through all the books, Liu Yang took a week, the work was tiring and tedious, fortunately, he stood it until the end. But the situation was not over, he had yet to find out information about the white elves.
 
Liu Yang went back to the information desk and asked the middle-aged woman attendant, he wanted to know where the white elf book section was. The attendant replied that it was on the third floor, session one.
 
The third floor had only four sessions, one for each race. The number of books on each race was small, as there was not much detailed information about it.
 
Liu Yang began flipping through the information about the elven kingdom, fortunately, the books on the white elves were hundreds only. It only took a few minutes to peruse.
 
The books contained only a description of appearances, customs, special places, main cities, influential characters, and other general things about the elven kingdom, but there was nothing specific.
 
…
 





When Liu Yang finished flipping through the last book about the white elves, he finally left the library after more than nearly two weeks reading nonstop. The other players, who were curious about Liu Yang because he was reading so many books, realized that he finally left the library.
 
 
These players saw the books Liu Yang was reading, they figured he would go to the elven kingdom or something, as he read books about the great war and the kingdom of white elves. Some even reported to their superiors on this subject.
 
After Liu Yang left the library, he went straight to the transport stone. The place where Liu Yang would go to was the Crystalline Caves.
 
…
 
Coming back a few days ago…
 
After Liu Yang left Rose's room at the Heavenly Winds Hotel, a few later the door was opened and two beautiful young women appeared, they were Rose and Little Thorns.
 
As she entered the room, Little Thorns's face turned serious, she realized that someone had entered the room, smelled the familiar, she calmed down. Little Thorns smelled Liu Yang in the room.
 
"Little sister, did that shameless boy show up?" A slight flush appeared on Rose's face when she said those words, she remembered the things they did last night, even though it was just something they did inside the game, the sensations were still real.
 
"Yes, the younger brother showed up, but he's gone." Little Thorns didn't care that Rose called Liu Yang that way, she was already aware of the things that happened and was impressed with the courage he had in doing these things with Rose.
 
"Little sister, let's get some rest, that dungeon race was very tiring…" Rose said with a tired tone, she went straight to bed.
 
When Rose arrived in front of the bed, she saw a folded piece of paper, that was the letter Liu Yang had left for them.
 
"Big sister, what is this?" Little Thorns also saw the letter as she reached the bed.
 
"I think this was left by that shameless boy" Rose was curious to know what was written.
 
Opening the paper, Rose felt as if lightning had struck her body.
 
There was only one word written on the paper: Wait.
 
 
Looking at that one word, Rose and Little Thorns got the message, Liu Yang didn't need another word to describe what he was feeling, he just needed one.
 
The two looked at each other before looking deeply into the word written by Liu Yang. Rose and Little Thorns opened the friends' window and clicked on Liu Yang's name, and sent only two words: Six Months.

In a world where power within a game is used to solve crises in a country. Find out what our players will do to survive in this world, where they care about their level and equipment.

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The story begins when the young Liu Yang turns sixteen and has his initiation to start playing a game called Project: Unknown.

Due to an accident while he completed a quest, Liu Yang got a mysterious chest, and after discovering that it belonged to a master of souls. Liu Yang embarks on the journey to becoming the next master of souls.

Follow the adventures of Liu Yang as he talks and helps those who have died, but have not left this world.

This is the tale about the one who has the power to see and talk to souls.

This is The Tale of Souls.

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Frankly speaking, Rheia's attempt at explaining was like trying to cover fire with a dry blanket. If she had not gone deeper, things would have been fine. Now that she had explained it, most sane mercenary groups would not even bother with the suicidal request. It was clear that the young mage was not the type to peddle snake oil, and she would do better at cursing someone to their face. But today was Rheia's lucky day. Not only did she find a group of "mercenaries" who were brave enough to take requests, but they seemed to be totally clueless about the Great Pit.
Hao Ren did not realize Rheia's tone as he was busy thinking about how he could get more information on the world from the little mage. He nodded without much thought because the latter's explanation went into the left ear and out the right. "Ah, that's fine, that's fine. Danger is a part of the course..."
Rheia was worried that the group would turn tail and run once they heard "the Great Pit" but she never expected Hao Ren to react like that way. Her eyes widened. "Huh? You... agreed just like that?"
Only then did Hao Ren recover from his thoughts and feel that something was off. "Uh, is there a problem?"
"We are going near the Great Pit... Are you sure about facing this danger?" Rationality advised Rheia that she should not be emphasizing the dangers of the Great Pit, but as a kind person, she could not help herself. "Of course we will not really enter the pit itself, but we may run into ancient wanderers and shadow-corrupted... Ahem, obviously, I'm glad that you're willing to take the commission."
Vivian then continued, "Of course, we understand the dangers, but we're pretty confident in our abilities. Plus, like you've promised, we won't be going into the pit itself, right?"
"Absolutely! Rheia the Great Sage would not lie!" The little mage puffed her chest up. "Besides, I still want to live, I would not go in there myself."
Hao Ren secretly threw Vivian an appreciative glance, while the latter rolled her eyes, indicating that he should not space out at such critical moments.
After that little episode, Hao Ren got into the mood and asked questions like a professional mercenary, "So when do we depart?"
"If you do not need any further preparations, we can leave before noon tomorrow. Of course, we can delay it to the day after as well. But the sooner the better." Rheia seemed to be very interested in the ruins. "While the ruins will not run away, the magical items there are degrading every day, and many important archaeological digs have been lost due to delays in excavation.
"In that case, we should leave tomorrow." Nangong Sanba nodded. "But provided if you are able to provide us the supplies needed for the search. We just arrived, and it will be difficult for us to gather them ourselves."
"Naturally. That is a basic rule." Rheia smiled, appearing to be in a good mood. "Then, please rest in this tower for the night. After the door, just follow the spiral stairs to the second floor for the guest rooms. The rooms are sufficient for you, and there are golems cleaning the rooms now and then so it can be used at any time. So just make yourself at home. The golems will also serve dinner to your rooms. My only request is to not enter the areas beyond the third floor and the basement, where my lab is. The tower's defense core and energy well are all located there. I will not be responsible if anyone gets gibbed while wandering around."
Hao Ren had no objections, and he agreed.
Rheia then indicated that she wanted to study her ancient tomes and magical problems. Following that, she allowed Hao Ren and the rest free use of the first and second floor. Before she bid them goodnight, Hao Ren pretended to ask for a tiny favor. "Oh yea, if it is possible, could you lend us a few books to read?"
"Books? Rheia was surprised. "What sort of books."
"Books on the local culture and history. If it has to do with our venture later it would be better," Hao Ren said with a smile as he tried to present the look of an industrious learner. "It's still too early to sleep. I'm used to reading before bed."
"Wow, that is a rare hobby to have in a mercenary group." Rheia gasped in surprise before she smiled. "But seeing that half of your small team is of the caster class, this is not too hard to imagine, I suppose. No problem. While my grimoires are off-limits, there are plenty of books in the tower, and there's a study on the second floor. You can take a look at the books there. Just remember to put them back."
After thanking the youthful mage, Hao Ren and the rest bid Rheia a goodnight and went to the guest rooms on the second floor.
"Plans sure can't form when there are situational changes. We somehow became mercenaries and accepted a commission from a young mage to search an underground ruin," Nangong Sanba said with a slight sigh. "We were looking for the goddess of creation when we started..."
Lily pursed her lips as she wagged her tail. "That's nothing too weird. Since when have Mr. Landlord's plans survive the first contact. He even thought he was going to an interview for an office job when he paid Raven 12345 a visit. So it's no surprise that things have gotten derailed now."
Hao Ren gave Lily a sideways glare. "...You seem to be in a good mood?"
"Yep! Yep! Being a mercenary, exploring ruins, earning a paycheck, digging up loot!" As she spoke, Lily's eyes gleamed. "I just love this sort of situations! This was the main plot in one of the novels I wrote in the past. I didn't get a kick out of our mercenary-ing in Holletta!"
"Sure can't depend on you to be serious for once." Vivian facepalmed. "Go back to your rooms then. I'll go to the study to get some information with Hao Ren and try to get some basic information on this world. Anyone coming?"
"Me! Me! I don't want to sleep yet!" Lily literally bounced over. "I love books!"
"I'll go back to my room. I don't want to read... Uwaaahhh!" Y'lisabet pouted then screamed.
Before she could take a second step, her father grabbed her by the neck and dragged her to the study as he lectured her. "A child should read more. Learning new things while your brain is still young is the best. Stop thinking about playing all day..."
In the end, everyone went to the study, even Rollie: the catgirl had no interest in books whatsoever, she was just worried that everyone was going somewhere to eat and leaving her out...
Under any circumstances, a mage would need to be well-learned and have an insatiable thirst for knowledge. Even the most downtrodden of mages would not be stingy with their book collections. Even Rheia and her unreliable masters were the same. The dilapidated tower actually had a large collection of books; while they may have paled in comparison to the collections belonging to richer mages of higher status, in the eyes of a commoner, the rows of books against the walls could be described as a "mountain of books".
The study on the second floor was just one of the libraries within the tower. It mostly had common books about the local culture and sagas of ancient heroes while the more precious tomes of magic were totally missing. It was clear that the room was meant for guests of the tower. Using knowledge to entertain one's guest was proper etiquette to a mage.
The semi-circle study was not too big, but it could fit Hao Ren and his team. After entering the study, Hao Ren saw four rows of book racks that extended all the way to the ceiling, and before the racks was a sliding wooden ladder. Between the racks were three wide french windows with the night view clearly visible.
It appeared that whoever built the tower was not like the gloomy and conservative traditionalist mages who tended to build their homes with a foreboding atmosphere in it. Those wide french windows were enough to make any visitor feel welcome.
Hao Ren looked around as he started to delegate duties. "Let's split up to look for intel. Lily and Rollie, the first rack. The Nangongs, both of you take the second rack. Y'zaks and Y'lisabet, the third is yours. Vivian and I will look at the fourth. Read anything that allows you to understand this world better. MDT, you're on scanning duty. Search for anything to do with the Great Pit, historical or legend, it doesn't matter."
"I have a question." Lily raised her hand. "Why is Rollie paired with me. She's obviously of no help!"
"The most educated and the least educated together in a group would make progress balanced, no?"
"...That sounds almost reasonable."
After their duties were delegated, everyone started to busy themselves between the racks. As they had the aid of the translation plugin and data-processing link, it acted like a laser scan even when they were just skimming through the pages. The world's true identity soon became clear to all.
Hao Ren was reading a book called "The Frost Wolves – The History of the Ten Northern Kingdoms" as he approached Vivian. "How is Noobie?"
Vivian raised her left hand and focused her mind. Simultaneously, a mist-like thing started to wiggle as Noobie took form. The little one was confused at being summoned out of the blue, and she stared at Hao Ren for a good two seconds. Her chaotic red eyes were unreadable, but she then reacted to show her vigilance and hostility. "Sha... Biubiubiu!"
Hao Ren simply raised his hand to block her weak-as-water shadow bolts. "If you do more biubiubiu-ing, I'll send you to Raven 12345 to eat noodles every day!"
"Eek!!"
"But if you behave, you can stay with us, and you'll have meat to eat every day."
The little one pondered hard before she nodded furiously.
"You see, she can behave." Hao Ren threw Vivian a gleeful look. "So, you can control that thing freely now? Just like your little bats?"
"It's not that easy." Vivian sighed. "I tried earlier. I can only summon or absorb her back into my body. Other than that, she won't listen to me. It's still quite a difference compared with my bats."
Hao Ren thought for a bit. "Well, she's easier to carry around now."
When it came to that, Vivian nodded in agreement.


As a person who is down-to-earth as well as a good Samaritan, Hao Ren desires to live the rest of his life as a benevolent landlord. Stumbling into a curious yet mysterious lady, he began his journey of “collecting” abnormal and supernatural tenants. 
His life only became more chaotic when he receives a labor contract from “God”. Discover the many races, myths and worlds that lie beyond what humans define as normal! This bizzare fantasy full of fun is sure to bring you on a crazy rollercoaster of emotions!

There's nothing to write about at the end. The protagonist Chen Jin has become invincible. No matter what villain appears, the protagonist can easily get things under control.
If I continue to muddle along, that would be cheating your money. This book should have been over a long time ago.
I apologize to all readers for letting you down.
As early as the beginning of the book, I had a strong premonition that the book would collapse towards the end. It was not bad that I maintained the chapters until the word count reached the millions. This is the common problem of stories with an invincible protagonist. The story is invigorating and pleasant in the beginning, and the readers like it, but later on, the aesthetics of the story become exhausting, and the author can't spin the story anymore. It could only end hastily.
Of course, I also have some gains and insights.
First of all, after writing the book "A Simulated Life In The City," the pace at which I had written the other books that followed had been fast. Perhaps its because I've become more practiced at writing outlines in an endless stream and that my brain circuit has become "fixed." Time passes very quickly, resulting in a lack of details in which only the main framework has no details. The ups and downs, the twists and turns were not large, and the collapse came faster.
This is my flaw, a flaw that must be overcome, I need to walk out from the habit of writing outlines at a rapid pace continuously. Otherwise, my books will fail, one by one.
I haven't coded much in the past few months. I've been watching animation and reading novels most of the time.
I've watched at least 100 animation series and read 400 or 500 novels. Of course, the animation series were viewed at double the speed and the novels were speed read. This was just to speed up efficiency and to learn more useful things.
This is probably also a kind of learning.
But could this kind of learning allowed me to break through the bottleneck and enter a whole new level? There is no guarantee. After all, it's difficult to change a mindset. I've also started on two new books, but I always feel that whatever I type, it's trash; that I haven't improved.
Maybe I have to accumulate and absorb more things
Second, there are gains too.
With this book, I've made money for the down payment of the house (in the range of 100,000). The financial strain has eased a little. My "writer level" has reached LV5. This is something that I have never dared to imagine. It seems that I'm not too far away from being a great writer. Even if I do know that I can't even be considered as a middling writer. I'm at best, an old failure.
Also, this book has spurred a wave of "I've found (something)" and led a wave of popularity. There are at least two or three author friends around me who want to use the pattern of the title of this book and start with "I Found A" in the opening. There are even more imitations. In the end, I "laid myself out as a failure" and generated some results, which was unexpected.
I even feel a little surreal.
Of course, I also know that I've received a torrent of curses in some forums, which reminded me to be clear to myself about my real capabilities and not overestimate myself. There is still room for improvement.
The last is about my new book.
The new book is in progress! The outline is done, and I have a rough story in my heart.
Also, this time I want to break through my standards and overcome weaknesses in character description (in other words, I want to make progress in this area).
Therefore, I want to create a group of exciting characters in my new book, using the characters as the framework. The characters will be the center, and stories will develop around each character. There will no longer be cliched, unrealistic and illogical plotlines
Moreover, the "cheat codes" given to the protagonist will not be too powerful, the protagonist will not be invincible in the early stages. He would slowly grow and rise in power, encountering many setbacks and difficulties along the way. The road will not be smooth.
I am well aware of the situation, this attempt to transform my style has a 70% probability of failing.
Whether the editors will give me a chance, whether the novel will make it to the shelves, whether its a done deal or not, I can only put a bold face on and try.
I hope everyone will support my new book and vote for it after it is released on July 1st.
At this point, I don't know if the reader will be angry at me or scold me, but I still hope that you can support my new book, take a look at my story, and give a little encouragement.
The finale of all finales.
I recommend a few books written by my friends.
One is "I Duplicated an Earth," by Qin Geng Shan Shui, which was written by a fan in my book group. He has also now joined the ranks of the writers because of his hobby. His previous attempt, a book titled, "I Found An Immortal Realm" failed, but the improvements in this book are amazing. 100 points for creativity! Even I am chasing this book, I recommend it, I have a hunch, even if he does not become some great writer in the future, he will at least be a middling writer no worse than me. I hope everyone will add this book to their collection and support it!
There is another book, "I'm Really Not A Pop Star," by Master Sun's Words Become Poems. He is an old friend of mine, and he'd tried to transform his style in his last book. His first order called for more than 1,300 copies. I feel this is a pretty good result, if he maintains this result and keeps the plot from collapsing, it could finish off as a perfect work. But he's still not satisfied, and then he started this new book. I can only sigh. We all need to support our families, and we all have pressure. So, I hope that everyone will also collect this book. Give him the occasional vote and contributions. I give you my thanks!
And I want to repeat this, my new book will be making its debut on July 1st. For those who support me, I hope that you will give me a little support and encouragement. I can't say that everyone will be satisfied, but at the very least, some supporters will see a different story and feel a little anticipation.
I hope that everyone will look forward to my new book on July 1st. We'll meet again in the new book.


Through a mysterious portal, Chen Jin arrived at this strange place - a post-apocalyptic world where civilization had been destroyed. 

Consequently, he found -

A piece of metal scrap
A robot trash collector
A battleground
A city
A ton and more of gold
A copy of high-tech documents
A...
In short, Chen Jin found a planet.

A month has passed by and Blythe has already adjusted to living in the Academy dorm. She has already perfected all the necessary school spells needed for her daily activities. The only problem now is..

Everyone

Already

Had

A 

Group

With my current situation, my chances of actually being part of any group is second to none. I wasn't able to start school here and these people could have been friends for years now! 

Blythe flopped on her desk gloomed at the thought that she may never develop friends in this Academy.

"Ah! Voci!" 

Oh god.

Only one person calls her that and it pained her to actually get used to the nickname.

Taka ran towards her and sat next to her, looking at her intently.

"Taka, you could just call me Blythe, you know." 

"But where's the fun in that? I mean, I've never met anyone actually named loudmouth-"

"Shshshshhhh. People will hear!" she placed her hands in Taka's mouth making him blush a little.

"A-Anyway, how's friend searching? Any luck?" Taka shrugged himself.

"I tried. First, I followed the popular girls and see if I could be friends with them but then they just saw me as a stalker. I also tried to be part of the people who's jnto performing arts. They actually let me try, but I couldn't dance as fancy as them so I tried to show off my vocals. After I sang, it feels like I was completely ignored by them so I just gave up."

Taka laughed making Blythe more gloomy than she already is.

"I also tried May's group, Zia's group, Vivien's, Cora's, Lucy's, and Rea's group. And have failed." she explained further.

"Hey, why not become part of my group of friends?"

"What? You mean those girls who surround you all the time like a bunch of weeds? I never thought you'd actually call them friends." 

Taka chuckled.

"No, I actually have friends, you know."

"Ah..The 3 other popular guys you hang out with after school? No, thanks. Besides, that just reminds me of a corny drama I've seen about 4 boys and a girl." she explained.

"Huh? I've never heard of that drama before. Was there even a theater play about it to begin with?"

Of course, there isn't. It only exist in my past life where TV was actually a thing. Taka may be a friend but I don't even get to spend after class with him. It's either, A- he gets swarmed by his fanclub, or B- he gets called by the other popular guys who I never even saw yet since they always ask girls to get Taka for them. Either way, I always end up alone after class.

"Settle down now. Today's a very important lecture." Miss Sevee entered the room making all the students settle down.

"We will be discussing about the great war on Mt. Kambu. But first, who among you here would like to open the discussion on how the war started?" Miss Sevee started, making a few students raise their hands.

The great war on Mt. Kambu was how the war started. Before, demons were part of the everyday life of humans. The exchange of stocks between humans and demons were proof that we could share the world with them. I already know this history so, let me just..

her thoughts discontinued as she flopped on her desk.

"Voci, don't sleep again. you already slept the last time. Miss Sevee will surely notice you." Taka whispered to Blythe but was completely ignored. Taka sighed from Blythe's childish action.

"Yes, Miss Rivia." Miss Sevee pointed at the cute student who sat in the front.

"Like, if the demons didn't have like anger issues there wouldn't actually be a war, right girls?" 

"Right, Lucy!" the girls who sat next to her agreed then mockingly laughed.

That's wrong. The great war didn't start with the demon's anger issues!

"Yes, Miss Ainsley?" 

Blythe was shocked finding herself standing with all eyes on her. Taka was also shocked to see Blythe stand up during class since he's never actually seen her being active in class.

"T-The mix up." She said.

Everyone seemed to be confused as to what she was talking about.

"In the middle of a cargo exchange, someone meddled with the demon's goods which was sent by the humans. Instead of the receiving a year's supply of vegetables, they received rocks. However, this didn't anger the demons. They approached the nearby town they exchanged goods with. But when they got there, everyone accused them of lying and they were chased out from the town. Up until now, no one knew the cause of the meddled cargo."

Miss Sevee smiled. 

"While it is true that the demons got angry, the humans were as well. Instead of resolving the issue, the humans made swords from cores they have mined on the mountain and used this to defend themselves. They even resorted to learning magic thus the present generation of humans able to learn how to cast spells. But instead of defending, they shamefully attacked a nearby demon village, thus, the great Mt. Kambu war. The peace treaty of today has given a lot of beings, both humans and demons, a great sense of peace. While there are still some against it, the kingdoms of both have been working hard to show that humans and demons can coexist in the country of Avansur. Miss Rivia, please continue to read your books." Miss Sevee explained.

The class continued with Blythe falling asleep in the middle of the discussion. After class, Taka was, again, dragged by his fanclub leaving Blythe alone.

"Hey, new girl." Lucy approached her along with her subordinates.

"Huh?"

"Don't think just because you've read lika a few books means you're actually like smarter than me. So, don't get so cocky. I'll let that one time slip just because you sit next to Taka. Next time, I'll show you who you're messing with. C'mon girls, let's go to Taka." 

I have a name, you know. I can't believe I actually thought I'd be friends with them. I'm now ever so thankful they rejected me. Ah! I completely forgot! The new books arrive today!

Blythe stood up from where she sat and started walking to the library. The library isn't a very famous place in the Academy. While there are still some students who study there, it has never been to a point where it's jammed with students since people are more reliant on their spell casting abilities, which is 80% of their grades, than actually studying for written exams, which is only 20%. Even though the country of Avansur hosts a lot of theatrical plays, only a few people read the books and novels they originated from. But since Blythe was secretly a huge manga fan in her previous life, reading the novel books in the library is the closest thing she could read to a manga. 

The library today was empty like any usual day. The only time the library has a bit of students is before written examinations. Other than those days, it's completely deserted. Blythe approached the librarian desk where a guy wearing a hat, a mask, and a pair of glasses sat. While approaching, she noticed a bit of panic from the guy who sat there like he was rattling to escape.

"Hey! Um, is Kendra around? I really didn't know there were other student librarians in this Academy. Sorry, if I offended you somehow." she said smiling at the guy in the desk.

"You mean you don't recognize me?" The guy stood up and went near Blythe's face.

"A-Am I supposed to?" she was still smiling but her smile seemed to become a bit force.

"A-ah, no no." He said as he took off his glasses and mask then sighed with relief.

Blythe shocked as she pointed at him.

"No! Please, don't tell anyone!"
"You look just like Kendra!"

They simultaneously spoke. 

"Huh?"

"I mean, your facial structure is that of a guy but you do look like the male version of Kendra." Blythe explained.

"Blythe?" a soft girly voice called out from behind Blythe.

"Kendra!" Blythe rushed to hug this girl with long white hair and red eyes.

"I thought you wouldn't be here!" Blythe said.

"I went to greet the author who came and dropped by the new books for the library." she explained peaking at Blythe's back.

"I see, I see." Blythe said with her hand on her chin while nodding.

"Ah, Blythe, this is my twin brother, Kenny." 

"A pleasure to meet you." Kenny said.

"The pleasures all mine!"

"I asked him to watch the library for me while I went out to get the books. He offered to get them for me, but he didn't know where the meet up place was and he's not so good with directions." Kendra smiled.

"H-hey. you don't have to go through the details." Kenny said, embarrassed.

"That's so cool." Blythe said making Kendra and Kenny look at her.

"Having a twin... is so cool!" She said giving them a very large smile. 

The twins blushed at the sight of Blythe smiling. Kendra looked at Kenny as the feeling of hurt comes back from when her so-called friends used her to get near him.

"A-alright. I have to go now. See you at home, sis." Kenny said waving goodbye to Blythe and Kendra who just snapped back from reality.

"So, do you.. have it?" Blythe said.

"he-he." Kendra said as she held 3 books with the title The Fallen Kingdom book 2, 3, and 4. 

Blythe and Kendra screeched and giggled while fangirling on their favorite novel. 

After that, they both settled in the botanical part of the library where they had tea as they read the books.

As the sun rose, the blood stain on my dress grew darker with the sun's touch. But I would never imagine that the last thing I will see, are the tears of my lover. Thus, I held his face and tried to wipe them but they wouldn't stop. So, I kissed his cheek to comfort is broken heart as I drifted to.. an.. eter..nal.. sleep.

Kendra and Blythe teared up as they finished the first book. 

The Fallen Kingdom had made a huge impact on their friendship. They both found themselves in the library wanting to read the same book and since the library only had one copy, they had to read it together and found themselves completely hooked with the book. After a while, they forgot the awkwardness and just shared the fun reading they've been doing.

"I-I can't believe Miss Beth sacrificed herself for Edward." Blythe said still sobbing.

"M-me, too." Kendra sympathized.

"And who knew, Sicca had a twin! That's super plot twist!" Blythe said to Kendra.

"Y-yeah! I really thought Sicca was doing it all by herself!"

"Speaking of twin, how come you never told me you had a twin?" Blythe questioned making Kendra a bit self-conscious.

"I didn't know if I needed to.. or if I wanted to." 

"What do you mean?" Blythe wondered.

"Don't get me wrong, I love my brother. We have always been so close ever since. But even though we have the same face, we were always treated different. My brother was strong and smart. Because of this, he was allowed to do whatever he wants to do. I, on the other hand, was weak and fragile. I was always stuck with 8 hours of tutoring while my brother gets to play around a lot. I was sick a lot of times, too and that concerned our parents. Even though we have the same face, my brother was popular at school while I was stuck at home being sick again. Today, I don't get sick so often anymore but I guess I kinda found myself this heaven of a place. I got used to the quiet and I've been reading novels my whole life. I didn't tell you about my brother because I thought if you found out you'd leave me and this place. Ever since, I didn't know what a real friend is like because they always just turn out to use me to get close to him." Kendra explained.

"Ah, but what makes your brother so special? You went through a lot of sickness and you're still here today. Doesn't that make you the strong one?" 

Blythe's words shocked Kendra who then gave Blythe a soft warm smile. She then proceeded to hug Blythe tightly.

"H-hey! what's wrong Kendra???"

"Nothing. Just let me hug you for a while."

I'm so glad you're my first friend.

Kendra thought to herself. 

---
Meanwhile, in a village on the south.

"T-the goblins are attacking our crops!! Hurry to the town center!!" A citizen shouted to the group of people headed towards the town.

A pack of red eyed goblins roamed the crops and ate a bunch of them. At the same time, some of them were attacking civilians who ran away from their village which was being slaughtered to the ground by the rampaging goblins.

In the nearby town, the citizens who have escaped gathered while a meeting was held by the town council.

"What do we do, mayor? All the heroes are busy dealing with the Orcs and Giants in the North who were also rebeling against the peace treaty."

"Compared to orcs and giants, goblins are weak so they wouldn't send some of the heroes to us!"

"We can't even offer high bids in the guilds since they're all forced to close down!"

"This wouldn't have happened if that damn king, didn't sign that treaty!"

"Silence, Bart! You shall never bad mouth his highness!" 

The meeting became a chaotic one leading to the mayor silencing them by putting his hand down on the table loudly.

"I didn't think I'd resort to this. Send a message to the Royal Academy directed to Aiwell. And put the name... Dimples." 

"I'm sorry, mayor Snit? Dimples?"

"Yes, Dimples! Now, hurry up and send it you stupid son of b*tch!" the mayor shouted and threw a wine glass at the running messenger boy. 

The angry mayor looked at the bunch inside the meeting who have shut their mouth in fear. 

The night grew darker with the goblins breaking every last house in the village.

Back at the Academy, Blythe's heart raced as sceneries of demons cried out for her help. She woke up from the bad dream and calmed herself down. After a while, she opened her window and saw the great moon shine. Her thoughts were foggy with worries that the dreams she's been having lately have been consistent. 

If a time comes when she has to decide who she saves, will she save the humans who have betrayed her in her past life? Or the demons who have loved her in this new life? One thing's for sure, the story.. is just beginning.

Chisuke's memories flashed before her eyes as the bullet pierced through her heart. Her classmates were trembling and the police just arrived.

For Chisuke, the last of what she saw was the ground before completely blacking out.

Stats
Magic : 94.65%
Stamina : 100%
Mana : 100%
Agility : 98.76%
Strength : 92.59%
Intelligence : 90.83%
Skill lvl : 90
Special skill : Foresee [ Allows the user to see a few seconds into the future. With higher stats, this skill can be very dangerous as it will not only let the user see years into the future but also let the user change it according to how they want it to be. ]
Status : Princess of the underworld


With her memories from her past life, how will she overcome a world where her existence can become the salvation or the doom of the country?

A/N: Updates every Sunday or earlier if I finished the next chapter. Thank you for the support! ^^

I sensed that this cold BPC became friendlier to Shin as he replied:
"Each book cost you 1500 copper coins."
"That's good, I want the two books. Here are 3 silver coins."

I looked more astonished to Shin. From where did he have this new wealth? Additional three silver coins weren't easy money to get. I didn't wake up from my happy surprise then I heard that NPC saying with a rare smile on his face:

"You surprised me young adventurer. I can see you have more silver coins in your pocket. Tell me, are you interested in secret serial dungeon key?"

I looked suspiciously at Shin. If That NPC's words were true then Shin got over 9 silver coins when he returned from the store. How on earth did he manage to get all these coins? 

I wanted to ask him in chat directly but he was one step ahead of me as he sent in the chat saying in one word:
"Later."

Then I heard him saying with an excitement he failed to suppress:
"I want this dungeon key please. Here are 6 silver coins."

"You are a very good fellow to do trade with. Here is the dungeon key. Do you need anything else?"

That NPC face showed a weird smile. He seemed to me that he was very happy by our deal with him.
"No thanks, I don't have any more coins to buy."

"You still have some copper coins. Don't you want to buy something with them?"
I felt worried. That NPC knew exactly how much wealth Shin had. 

He didn't intend to make us leave with a single copper coin I believe. All my coins I had previously gave them to Shin before he went to that store. I looked to Shin in a worry but he looked not worried at all but rather excited.

"I only have 120 copper coins. What can I buy with it?"
"You can't buy any skill book for sure, but you can buy any forging scroll. I have plenty of forging scrolls here. What forging scroll do you want?"

"Do you have normal scrolls?"
"Yes, but the cheapest of them is way above your little money. Your money can only buy you a forging scroll."

Shin looked hesitated for a few seconds before asking:
"Can I return one skill book I had just bought?"

"Sorry adventurer, I told you before I only accept coins. I'm not a pawn shop."
This NPC was really treacherous! I didn't know what these normal scrolls were. 

From their higher price than forging scrolls and Shin's trial to get them I figured out they must be very unique.
"Ok. I want a rune forging scroll. Here are 120 copper coins."

"You have a good eye adventurer. Here is your scroll. Do you need anything else?"
Shin replied in an obvious regretting tone:

"No, thanks. I'm broke now."
"I hope I can meet you young fellow later."

Shin looked at the NPC with doubt then he held my hand and moved away from the stall. He kept his silence till we exited from the village. 

He then led us towards the woods again. I noticed the presence of many players there, so he moved deep in the woods. We went a longer distance than when we were fighting here. 

The deeper we get, the fewer players we met. Until we reached to a place with no player at all he stopped and turned to look to me. I already knew that he didn't want to speak in a place full of players.

"Now you can speak freely."
"You are smart little silly girl. What we got is a big fortune and we need to discuss what we should do with them."

"You need to explain what we bought from that cold cunning NPC. I don't really know anything about any of these books. But first tell me, how did you manage to get these 9 silver coins?"

"Dumb girl! You forgot that I had collected the equipment that dropped from the 50 players team at the gate of the village? 

We killed 44 players and each dropped 2 pieces of equipment. So I had 88 pieces of equipment. Also I had 13 pieces of equipment from that 10 players team we killed from before."

"Ah, i really forgot. Then what about these books? What is their info and uses that made you that excited?"
Shin smiled but didn't talk. He first got two books. He gave me one and explained:

"First you need to learn this observation skill."
"What is observation skill?"

"It's a must to have skill. Through this skill you can get all the available info about anything. Any equipment, ore, herb, monster and even players with disguise equipment like the ones we have aren't immune to this godly skill. 

Of course there are limitations to it, but it's really a very useful skill."
I got the skill book in my hands and tried to know its features but I couldn't. I looked to him and asked:

"How can I learn this skill?"
"Put your hand on the book and think about learning it likes usual."

I followed his instructions. I put my left hand over it and then thought about learning it. I suddenly heard a voice in my ears:

"Do you want to learn Observation skill from this Observation skill book?"
I said without any second thought:
"Yes I want."

I felt very comfortable warmth seeping into my body. Then I looked at Shin who had learned the same skill and asked:
"How can I use it?"

"Like always silly girl. Think about it when you look at your target."
I kept looking at him and thought of using the skill. Suddenly, there were new multiple rows of info that appeared above Shin's head.

"Player name: Rio in need.
Level: 4
Class: Swordsman "

It was a brief info but it would really help me a lot. If I knew the classes of my enemies, then I could formulate better plans to kill them. 

I could also know much info like monsters info without the need to ask Shin every now and then. It was an awesome skill that I liked a lot. Shin smiled and said:

"Now you won't need to ask me in every step you make, lousy noisy girl."
"Don't be happy so soon, I will always ask you none the less."

We laughed then he took out all the books he bought from that NPC. There were 23 different skill books in front of us. Shin first separated them in different smaller groups. 

There were two identical groups each had 7 skill books. These were the skill books of lifestyle players. There was another group of 5 skill books and two groups each had two skill books. 

These 5 skill books group was the auxiliary skill books group. The last two groups were CC and AOE skill books. After he finished his organization he stood in front of these big skill books and said proudly:

"These melee class skill books will be enough for both of us till we reach level 30 at least."
"Do they have expiration date?"

"You know that you have this nasty habit of asking very silly questions. There is no such a term here in our tech empire. What I meant is at level 30 many players will be stronger than now. 

These skills will limit our fighting abilities and many players will have suitable counter skill for ours. So by level 30 we either upgrade our skills or dump them totally."

"How can we upgrade these skills?"
"Any skill has a Mastery value. Each time you use the skill successfully you will one Mastery point or MP. 

If you successfully hit a higher level or grade monster and managed to cause even 1pont of damage, you will get double MP. Each skill has a fixed upgrade rules. 

Basic grade skills are the ones you learn from the start. Intermediate grade skills needed 10K MP. Advanced grade skills needed 20K MP. Expert grade skills needed 40K MP. 

Master grade skills needed 100K MP. Sovereign grade skills needed 500K MP. God grade skills needed 1M MP. So you either you managed to upgrade your skills or you dump them and use more powerful skills."

"I would rather upgrade them all."
"That would be difficult. The more powerful the skill is, the longer its cooldown becomes. So in every fight you might only use these powerful skills once. 

The easiest skills to upgrade are those passive skills but they are the weakest."
"But finding new skill books will be hard, right?"

"Not that hard. When we reach town, dungeon system will be opened. Also we will have couple of Boss Field monsters. These two usually drop skill books. Although their drop rate is very low, we can get them from there."

I didn't like low chances at all in my life. I made up my mind and then declared my decision:
"I will upgrade these skills."

"This is not possible. For each skill you need to use them 10k times. That is a lot of uses especially to these powerful ones. If you want my advice, you should focus on one or two skills. 

At least when you reach level 30 you will have two trump cards up your sleeves."
His words made sense. I was much excited about these skills. Shin started by the biggest group of them pointing to each skill book of them:

"These lifestyle books are very essential to you. If you needed to make unique Mechas in the future, you need to hone your skills from now. Forging skill book gives you access to the blacksmith world. 

It's just the preliminary stage, but with it you are eligible to use forging designs to make different pieces of equipment. Alchemy skill book is the same. It makes you a preliminary alchemist. 

Machinery skill book is very unique skill book. Mechas are built from different types of ore. In addition they have different machinery systems inside them. 

The more powerful these systems are, the stronger these Mechas can get. You need to raise your grade as a machinist if you are really serious about Mechas."

"I'm really serious. It's my dream you know. I want to build a full legion and cause great terror to my enemies, especially those arrogant aristocratic families."

"Then you have a lot of work ignorant girl."
I ignored his usual teasing and pointed to the remaining four skill books asking:
"What about those?"

 "That is mining skill book. It will grant you the class of basic miner. It is very important and useful class. Every time we are out in the wilderness you can mine different types and grades of ore. 

These ores will help you a lot in your blacksmith and machinist classes. The same applies for gathering skill book, which grant you the class of herb gatherer. Herbs are very important to your alchemist class. 

Collecting skill book will give you the skill of collect. This skill will be useful. Every time you kill a monster you can get additional resources from his body by using this skill. 

The last skill book is helpful at battles especially PvP. There are nasty classes which are very difficult to deal with if you don't have this skill. Those are thieves and assassins. 

This skill is the perfect counter for any stealth class. You can discover any hidden enemy in certain range near you. Of course it's not that omnipotent but the higher you go with this skill the less enemies you will miss."

They were really a mix of very practical skills. There were skills useful during leveling, some after killing monster and some during fight. I liked that mix. I looked at the second biggest group and asked:

"What are those auxiliary skill books?"
"These are very important and rare skill books. These skills don't affect you but they affect your weapon. 

They grant your weapons additional stat points for some period of time. That would turn you into a god in the battlefield. This book for example added double the Strength stat to your weapon for ten seconds. 

That means when you use any skill with your weapon, you will Attack value that equals to the weapon Strength points plus triple your Strength stat points. 

Even you face player higher in level than you by 5 levels you can kill him with ease in ten seconds. These skills are godly skills in PVP battles."

 Gritting their teeth in jealousy, they could only swallow their anger for now and get into their business
On the other side, After finding a place to sit, the nine people started to look through the activities listed in the book. Initially, Sia was excited to see the list of activities but then after reading few pages, Sia lost her interest and was no longer willing to look at the book so she placed the book down with a dejected look.
Seeing Sia's action, Yang Jie asked "What's the matter sister Sia? why are you not reading the book anymore?"
Shaking her hands, Sia said "There's nothing interesting in it. Everything is only about books, projects, and other things. It's like the book was specially made for Great Li"
"Great Li?" Si Ming asked in confusion
"It's Xiao Li. She is the greatest fan of books among us all" Su Yan said thoughtfully
"Woah"
Looking at Sia's dejected face, Shen Yi could not help but ask curiously "Then what kind of activities do you like?"
As soon as Sia heard his question, her eyes immediately brightened. Looking very cheerful she started to list the activities she likes "I like Bungy Jumping, sky diving, hiking, camping, treasure hunt...Blah blah blah"
Hearing the list of activities that Sia said, Shen Yi and the others lost their smile and looked at Sia in disbelief.
Looking Sia weirdly, Yang Jie asked: "Are you...really a girl?"
Glaring at him, Sia retorted "What, can't girl's do such things?"
Yang Jie: "Of course they can but it's just that.....the girls in here are too sensitive"
Realization suddenly dawned on Sia. Nodding her head she said with some understanding "That's true. I sometimes doubt whether they were from the dinosaur family?"
"Huh? Dinosaur?" the four guys asked in unison while Mu Jun looked at Sia curiously
Seeing the boys confused gaze, Su Yan explained "Because she read somewhere that dinosaurs were unreasonable, stupid and are very scared of little animals like rats and cockroaches. So she refers them to as dinosaurs"
"huh? where did you read such things?" Shen Yi asked looking at Sia with some interest
"Comics"
"Comics? and did you just believe that it's true?" Si Ming asked
"Yeah...cause it was the only book from where I read about dinosaurs" Sia replied expressionlessly
"Everything written in comics is not true, they are all fiction. Why don't you read some encyclopedia if you want to know more?" Si Ming proposed
Shaking her hand, Sia said "Nah...I don't like to read about ugly things"
"....' 'Did this girl have an 'Ugly' syndrome?'
Feeling something amiss, Lu Jin asked: "Then why did you read about it in comics?"
Looking at Lu Jin as if he was stupid, Sia said in disdain "of course it's because the dinosaurs looked cute in the comic book"
"...." 
Thinking of something again Lu Jin asked: "Then do you think all those girls who are scared of rats and ants and those who are very sensitive are also dinosaurs?"
"Hmm..." Sia nodded not noticing the wicked glance that flashed across his eyes
"Then, what if An Ran is scared of those little animals? then is An Ran also dinosaur?"
Without even blinking her eyes, Sia spoke in disdain "Are you stupid? An Ran is a sweet gentle lady. How can she not be scared of little animals? and, every human will be scared of any or the other. What? Aren't you scared of any such animal? hmm?"
"...." 'I give up. How can she be reasonable to her friends but unreasonable to strangers?'
At the end of the day, the group decided to make Xiao Li the group leader the Shen Yi and assistant group leader since the two of them were very responsible people and the others decided to cooperate well with the leaders. 
Since they had enough time, the group decided to choose their first activity to complete it by the end of the day. 
After going through the list of activities, the group found one activity that could be completed before the end of the day.
Carrying a book and a pen in their hand, the group split themself up into two groups and headed in opposite directions. 
Since they had split up earlier they completed their work way earlier than they had expected. 
After completing the activity, Shen Yi and Xiao Li made a quick report and then went to the staff room to submit the record to their homeroom teacher, and meanwhile the remaining chose to sit in the canteen and wait for the other two. 
Just when the group made their way towards the canteen they happened to meet Lucy and Li Fie. 
As soon as Lu Jin saw the two girls his face suddenly turned ugly. Just when he was about to take a turn, the latter noticed him and yelled in a sweet voice "Brother Jin"
An Ran's face turned extremely ugly when she heard the later call her ex-boyfriend so sweetly but she could not show her discomfort anywhere and could only hide it to herself.
Not noticing others' ugly expressions, Lucy and Li Fie walked towards the boys elegantly with a smile. 
Standing in front of the boys, they twisted their hips and shyly and called out "Brother Lu Jin, what a coincidence! We met here again"
When Sia heard it she rose her eyebrows and thought sarcastically 'does she think she is in China and he in India and coincidentally met each other in Nepal?"
Not in the mood to meddle in their conversation, Sia leaned on Su Yan lazily and watched the drama silently.
"Master Mu, I heard that you were in the A-class. Too bad, even I wanted to be in the same class as you but I couldn't. Don't worry, since we are in the same school we will meet often. If we have time we can spend some time together" Lucy said with a polite smile but Mu Jun did not show her any expression but instead stood there like a pole showing no moments.
"Yeah, Lucy is right. Oh by the way brother Jin I saw your ex-girlfriend in the school. Did you meet her? Uhh….how nasty. Even after knowing that you would be attending the Emperors High, she still followed in here. I'm afraid that she is up with some ill intentions. Brother Jin, you need to be careful around"

No one knows who is she, how does she look and where does she live but they only know that she is the apple of the Rao family, born with beauty and a great mind.
After suffering from a cruel incident when she was five, she was chased by nightmares every night and then was forced to leave her country to protect herself. After staying abroad for twelve long years, she finally decided to return to her country and face the nightmare courageously but to her surprise, when she returned she found about her late grandmother's promise…and that was to marry her to the heir of Mu family….Mu Jun.
What kind of person he is? She has no idea.
Mu Jun, the only grandson of Elder Mu, lost his mother at the age of ten. Because of his cunning and greedy stepmother, he was forced to distance himself from his father and grandfather.
To the world, he was the heir of the Mu family but he had another identity in the underworld and that was one of the five pillars of the Garuda.
What kind of person he is?
Other than his identity, Sia was not aware of anything about him but as obedient as she was, she decided to disguise herself and enter his life to know more about to him and fulfill her late grandmothers wish.
From school life to love life, from being crime partners to investigators will they have a smooth road? Will Mu Jun and Sia be able to find out about the secret of their life and purpose of marriage? To know more about how the two love birds will end up, follow up the story…
After hesitating for a while, she asked: “Darling, don’t you like kids?”
“No I don’t” he replied without any hesitation
Humming, she asked in another way “Darling, do you like daughter?”
Closing the file, he looked at her and said “Okay…let’s make one”
After a few years, he frowned deeply and said “I won't give up. I want a daughter….let’s make one”
“.…” ‘are you sure? We already have three sons’

They soon arrived at the Library, observing the entrance, an arc-shaped door made of smooth stone stood in front of the group.
The entrance was decorated simply, without the flair and lavishness that nobles are known for, in the centre of the ornament, the Wang Clan insignia stood alone proudly announcing its presence to all the students who entered.
To the students of the Academy, the library signified their progress as cultivators. It was filled to the brim with cultivation knowledge, spells, martial arts techniques and various other interesting arts.
Of course, it was split into levels, otherwise, it would be too easy for students to have access to the rarer, more valuable knowledge contained within. The motives of the Wang Clan by doing so is to separate the talent from the mediocre, as depending on what you achieve within the time spent in the Academy will determine the rewards you gain from the Library, it also serves as motivation to do well and contribute towards the Academy.
The Academy aimed to encourage students to bring honour and glory back to the Academy and doing so the Wang Clan itself. For most students having further access within the Academy, was a tantalising bait which gave them a great incentive in performing well for the Academy.
Moreover, the idea of the level system, was that students needed a certain amount of contribution points to gain access to the next level, these points can be earned through doing miscellaneous assignments released weekly by the Academy, this included the more simple things such as patrolling the City, or even going out to protect villages from the danger of magic beasts and bandits, this was the more popular choice for students as it was the most accessible.
These tasks can build up your points yearly, but depending on the difficultly of tasks you accomplish, it is slow and considered the least lucrative. Unless it was an exceedingly hard mission which offered a large number of contribution points.
Furthermore, this leads to the second, which is bounties. The older students are stimulated into hunting enemies of the Kingdom who are wanted for committing crimes to the state. These rogue cultivators committed all sorts of heinous crimes, each being ruthless and vicious, making the Academy view them as great wheat stones for tempering their students in true life and death battles.
Of course, there are some incidents, in which a student may overestimate themselves, they may also end up facing an opponent stronger than expected which may lead to their demise. But, to the Guang Academy, these insignificant losses are nothing in comparison to the potential gains.
In the view of the Academy having a bunch of greenhouse flowers was no good, and the results they gained were positive. However, not every Academy shared a similar viewpoint and was more protective of their geniuses. Though, the noble ones anyways, a commoners value wouldn't be too great unless they were a talented genius.
The Guang Academy scoffed towards these weak-minded Academies, which coincidently enough included the four great noble clans and their Academies. A point was proved by the Guang Academy, in showcasing the excellent strength of their Warriors, finishing second, only behind the Royal Academy in terms of Warrior Strength.
Unfortunately, for the Academy, they are still ranked behind the Academies despite this as a result of their lack of powerful Mages, which was vital in any Academy, as, without a strong Mage, the prowess of a battalion would be greatly reduced.
And to the Academies which compete in a team battle with their students to determine their rankings, with the weakness of not having any outstanding Mages, the Guang Academy was beaten down to fifth place every time.
This was why Li Fen provided such great hope to the Academy since revealing her talent because by being a prodigy level healer made her by far the strongest support Mage, having the capability to boast a team's overall combat prowess greatly.
It was also why other Academies believed that she was wasted at the Guang Academy, as with her alongside their powerful Mages, then how much stronger would they be?
Moreover, this leads to the last and final way to gain contribution points. And that was in the head to head collisions between other Academies, great individual contributions and team achievements will bring about a large number of contribution points to those involved. It was also by far the quickest way to earn contribution points in the Academy.
And don't underestimate contribution points value, as its usefulness doesn't just equate to access within the Library, but also used as the currency for access into the other important areas in the Academy.
Walking into the library, Li Fen took in a deep breath. Surrounding her on each side were thick shelves filled with books. Above the shelves were metal plates engraved with wording to identify the sections belonging to different arts.
Within the area, many other children of a similar age to herself were wandering around curiously looking through the books.
In front of her was a desk with a bored-looking old man behind. Feeling a bit puzzled about the library's system, Li Fen approached the old man, walking ahead of her group.
"Hey, old man, can I take a book from here with me?" Li Fen said flatly.
The old mans widened his eyes at seeing such a blunt child, "Eh, you truly don't know the rules girl? I presume you must be from a commoner household not to know, though to answer your question, as a new year with only the basic clearance of level one, you may only take one book to your dorm at a time. This must be returned within a week, in which upon retrieval you may receive an additional book. However, if you stay within the Library common area, you can read any book you want within the level you have clearance, though you cannot take it with you."
The olds man reply explained her question quickly and straightforwardly leaving Li Fen satisfied, promptly thanking the old man, she rejoined her group and began looking around with the others in the library.
The old man's eyes narrowed upon Li Fen's leave, shining with a peculiar light, "Truly youngsters these days, speak beyond their years". The old man mumbled to himself upon thinking about Li Fens disposition, he felt she resembled a young woman rather than a child.
Li Fen, who had long forgotten her conversation with the old man, was now searching around merrily, picking up any book which looked interesting to her.
'Terrible. Terrible. I did not expect such a low levelled Kingdom in having a collection comparable to the Four Empires, but even with this being merely the first level of this Academies library I expect more. At least have a bit of the good stuff, this is merely tricking a bunch of ignorant commoners into thinking this knowledge is difficult to obtain.' Zhang Wei mumbled with obvious disdain.
"Already having a bit of a look within the first level of the library, the Silver Dragon felt the selection was disappointing. To Li Fen a complete cultivation newbie, she thought the knowledge offered by the Academy for practically free of access at the first level was not bad, but to the Dragon, it was a complete disaster.
'Emm. Looks like I just got to pave my way to the further levels within the library, and besides, I don't need the good stuff just yet. I just need to gain a bit of foundational knowledge, even if there isn't much information offered here.' Li Fen voiced in her mind to the Academy
Yan Chunhua and Yan Bohai, on the other hand, reacted completely different to the Dragon's high standard, with Yan Chunhua in particularly saying the knowledge offered by the Academy was 'not bad' leading to the Silver Dragon voicing numerous complaints within her mind about the 'blindness of youth'.
Ignoring the Dragon, Li Fen felt content with the trip and knew that the Library would be a good asset in developing her foundation for her stay within the Academy within the next few years. Deciding that their trip to the Library was a success, with the thought that they would come back regularly to read through the books, the group decided it was time to return to their dorms, with the idea of exploring the other key areas in the Academy tomorrow.
To the group, they weren't too eager at looking at the other areas of the Academy just yet, as they weren't eligible to use them at the moment, such as the battle arena which was only eligible to be used by the older students.
But, just as they were about to leave "Oh my," an arrogant voice suddenly sounded out behind them, "look who we have here. You have still not realized that nobility is not allowed to lower themselves to play with commoners?"
Li Fen narrowed her eyes while looking at the speaker. It was a boy who appeared to be a year older than herself, and despite having a cute, childish appearance, it was ruined by the look of arrogance plastered on his face. He seemed to be above average when it came to his cultivation as he already began cultivation at such an age, but his mouth was curled into a cocky smirk, and his eyes were filled with hatred as he looked at Yan Bohai and Xue Mingxia. It was obvious that he did not accept new nobility or commoners. Behind him was a group of ten youngsters of different ages. Some of them seemed a lot older than the members in her group, with them being at the very least ten or twelve years of age.
The boy had his head held high as he looked down upon her and Yan Chunhua. To the Young Noble present, he only considered Yan Chunhua as eligible enough in terms of status to join his group, and for Li Fen, on the other hand, it was for obvious reasons, as the noble long knew about her, leading him to believe she belonged to be in the presence of nobles.
"Young miss." He said walking towards Li Fen, "I recommend you to not hang around with these people, only nobles equivalent of our status is worthy of having a genius such as yourself in our ranks. These lowly people would only continue to drag you down if you remain in their presence."
The young noble spoke with great confidence as if was assured Li Fen would make the right decision in joining his group. His Father had already persisted him to do whatever it took to recruit her into his group and make her develop familiar feelings with his group. Knowing his Father wants what's best for his future, he came forward to immediately ask her to join his group. Being apart of the strongest noble faction who joined the Guang Academy this year, why would a mere commoner such as Li Fen dare to refuse him?
However, he seemingly forgot that the status he was proud of was likely unknown to Li Fen as a commoner, and even if she did knew she would likely remain unfazed, as receiving the inheritance of the Silver Dragon had already made her destined for greater heights which were beyond this Kingdom, nevermind a mere noble family within that Kingdom.
Without giving the young noble any face at all, she replied sharply, "I'm fine where I am, and even if I was free to join your little group, why would I?"
Upon seeing the distorted expression on the Young Nobles face at her reply, she shouldn't help but think, 'Wait am I bullying a child?'
The Young Noble feeling a bit shocked at such blunt refusal said, "But, don't you know who I am? I am the Kung Families Young..."
Though just as he was about to finish Yan Bohin who was feeling annoyed at being looked down upon said, "Do you think she cares whatever status you're from? Who do you think you are? Even your father wouldn't have to nerve to approach her like this, she is a prodigy level talent, someone the Royal Family wouldn't be assured of gaining their loyalty of, and your daring enough to try and poach her into your little group trying to use your status."
The Young Noble feeling a little embarrassed at his error, still not fully knowing how he seemingly failed in 'easily' drawing Li Fen into his group, decided to leave and approach Li Fen at a later date.
Not before giving Yan Bohai a look of hatred, he stormed off with his group trailing behind him, with the thought in his mind, 'I'd like to see how long she'd last with them, before long she will know who the true rulers of the Academy are and will eventually know what's good for her.'
Quickly deciding in his mind, it was pointless in continuing to pester Li Fen, he felt he should try the waiting game, as in his mind Li Fen will eventually realise the benefits in joining him.
Seeing the little brat leave with such little confrontation, Li Fen couldn't help but ask, "Do you know that boy?"
"Yeah, he's Kung Jingshen and is the Kung's Family Young Master. The Kung Family is a powerful noble family not belonging to this region, and many were left a bit dumbfounded when he decided to join the Guang Academy. Although it is ranked within the top five, with both his status and talent, he could easily get into one of the academies above the Guang Academy." Yan Chunhua answered.
With that in mind, Li Fen decided to place the Kung Families young master in the back of her mind, deciding to forget about this matter entirely.

Li Fen is a martial arts fanatic who much to the displeasure of her parents achieved her dreams in finally being able to compete in the top martial arts tournament within the country.  
Though, Li Fen didn’t expect that upon buying a random cursed dragon pendant in an antique store that she would be thrust into a world of cultivation, one in which mages and warriors who cultivate a mystical energy rule the world with an iron fist! 
With a mysterious old dragon as a teacher, Li Fen must grow her Silver Dragon bloodline to the peak allowing her to bring the once extinct Silver Dragons back to the continent.

Dragon picture: https://www.deviantart.com/dantiger/art/Silver-dragon-head-257549957

Chapter 3 - Alimoure (2)

As she sat on the chair, Edora took out her amulet and played the recording. The amulet started to glow with a bright light and played the recording. Gord who was drinking tea at the time from an ordinary cup looked up at the recording with great interest

"Hmm, I must say that you are most likely right. He is definitely at least a mid-tier hero. But then again, I'm not sure about him being a paragon either. He does seem to have mastered all the basic elements but the way he is attacking is just plain odd. Very odd indeed. I mean, just look at it, why is he attacking a rock golem with swords that clearly has little to no effect on it. By the looks of it, I don't think he can use spells that do any large damage. " Gord said while he kept repeating the recording while also pausing at some specific frames. 

After rewinding the recording to pause on a certain and oddly specific frame, Gord narrowed his eyes to carefully look at the frame and said "Do you see that badge on his shoulder? I think there might be some books in the library about that symbol. I think he might be from some kind of assassin sect we don't know about. Although, I have to say that not knowing about someone who is on that kind of power level is extremely worrying. We're probably going to have to send out a lot more scouts to make sure there aren¡'t more people like him we don¡t know about. Report this to the king as soon as you can. And don¡'t forget to tell him we need to get a team of people specialized in finding people like him. I have some other matters to attend to now so you can leave. "

"Yes, of course, master. Please excuse me. " Edora said as she bowed and left the room. When she exited the tower she saw Tigreal waiting for her at the door. "Hey Edora, I already talked to the king about Hipper. He said that he'll make a team look for more people like him. He also mentioned that we¡'ll be the ones leading the group. " Tigreal said the second Edora walked out of the door "The king already said that?! Edora asked surprised. I guess master just told him telepathically then... Why then did he ask me to report it to the kin though? He sure does like ordering me around. Anyways, Master just found something in the recording and I'm on my way to the library to go and check it out. Just as Edora started walking away she stopped and asked "Hey Tigreal can you ask Dan and Luther to join the team too? I think they'll be a great addition to the team. "
"Sure thing, I'll go ask them right away, I'll see you in the library. " Tigreal said as he too started walking away.

Afterward, Edora flew to the library which was located on the right sight of the complex. The library contained just about all the books since the land of dawn was founded. It had a repertoire of all kinds of books about spells, items, forging, history, science, the list just goes on and on. And even though magic exists, science does develop as it would in a world without magic. It's just that it advances at a really slow pace. Theories about how gravity works and how the planets revolve around the sun and not the earth already exists. The biggest problem is that magic sometimes gets in the way which means they have to start all over again.

Only a few minutes of flying later Edora arrived at the library, which is full 8 stories tall. And of course the higher the floor, the more valuable and rare the books are. Just as the value of the books rises so does the rank to access them. The 8th floor is limited to the Mythical Glory rank persons like Gord with the ground floor being for the worriers.  Immediately after Edora walked into the building a beautiful melodious female voice rang across her mind. "Welcome Lady Edora, what would you like to read today? " the voice asked. "Pleasure to hear from you again Dalina. I'm not here to study or read. I am looking for some clues regarding this symbol master found" Edora replied while showing the image of the symbol on Hippe's armor. "I must apologize lady Edora. I currently do not possess any information regarding this symbol. Although there could be some old books I do not have access to that might have some information about it." the voice said. "Thanks for the information Dalina. "  Edora replied as she quickly flew upwards towards the 7th floor. Dalina is the library spirit that protects the entire library and books stored within. She also knows almost all the information in the books. Of course, there are still some books that she can not access, but those are certainly the extreme minority. All because said books probably contain extremely sensitive information that could cause kingdom-wide chaos and perhaps even bring it to ruins. Information can be a scary thing. Even though she is a high tier hero level spirit, Dalina is still a natural spirit. This means that she does not take any sides and tells whatever knowledge she knows to the owner of the library. After searching for a few hours, Edora finally found a book that has the same symbol which bore a great resemblance to Hipper's symbol. It was an extremely old book that contained 200 pages at the very least. It also had a deep green hard leather cover covered in a thick layer of dust. As she took the book of the shelf she dusted it off with her hand and sneezed due to the great amount of dust coming off.

As Edora opened the book it revealed a yellowed and lightly wrinkled page. "Sahhh al- ll ha- il ve- xa! " a snake-like voice spoken in a language that Edora had never heard before in her entire life crept through Edora's ears just as she was about to start reading which made her shiver a bit. 'What the hell was that! What is this book? An enchanted book? but it so old. And I swear I saw a skull with a green flame! What!? And what is that language what does it trying to say? almost all the pages are empty! there is something wired going on this book. ' Edora thought as she slightly panicked due to the unfamiliar and creepy voice that she just heard. Edora even takes a large step away from the book as she can see a dark green,sinister-looking energy pulsing around the book. "Coooome beeeee her hoooosssst" the snake-like voice said in what was once again in the same language while this time multiple green hands made out of dark green flames that looked just as sinister as the voice sounded, came out of the book. They come closer and closer to Edora at a speed faster than what they looked like they were going. 'What the hell are those!? I have to close that book! Teleport!' Edora tried to cast a teleportation spell in her slight panic to no avail.  'What!? why didn't that work? Am I in a space lock zone? Shit! Those hands are getting closer. What should I do? ' As the potential danger was looming in Edora started thinking as fast as she possibly could. She punched the hand closest to her. But alas, it just went right through the green flame hand. 'Tch! It seems like physical attacks will be useless against it. I also highly doubt that my lighting will do me any good either. I have to find another way, quickly! Time: accelerate the host. Boost: all mana' Everything around Edora suddenly became extremely slow. All the hands also came to a near stop. 'ahh, damn! using all mana to boost time magic will damage my mana core and body if I use it for too long. Everything is slow down so that includes my body too. I should only be able to move about 1/40 of the speed that I can think. But at least this should still give me some more time. ' Edora thought as she moved her legs but it takes almost 200ms for the legs to move. That because her brain is working a really really fast speed so even though her legs move like normally but for her brain is even faster than the time it takes for the single to reach the legs. 

"AHHhhh" Edora screams as blood dripping from her mouth. When she was about to close the book, a sudden increase in gravity crush upon her. Causing her to kneel. 'Just What The HELL Is this book! I need to stop the time spell or I gonna die from mana drain. To be honest dying to mana drain is better than dying from those hands. ' Edora cursed. The hands were just an inch away from her. Just as it was about to touch Edora a voice ring across the hall.

"Edora! Edora! Wake UP!"

This will following Edora and her journey through mobile legend:bang bang world. 

Please keep in mind that I will not be using the map from mobile legend:adventure and will only be borrowing some parts of the hero lore from the game.  I will also use some abilities from animes and novels.  I will also be using the levels system from WDS. 

For the story, it will just be some short stories rather than one giant novel.

Anyways, this will be my first novel so please forgive me for my bad writing.

//This book cover is not mine and I found it on google//

 
1990 October
 
Creation: Capricorn V
Species: Library System
Level: 19
Capable of mind defence, complex thought and processing 17900 words per hour. New Skill: Legilimency (Active)
 
Creation: Aquarius IV
Species: Inventory System
Level: 32
Capable of storing 33 objects. Summoning cost decrease tripled.
 
Creation: Pisces III
Species: Healing System
Level: 25
Magic focus increased x2 Dexterity increased x2 Precision increased x2
 
Alana held the slice of newt tail over the cauldron carefully as a drop of sweat ran down her forehead. The timing for this potion was essential, and she dared not mess it up. 3,2,1. The limb met the simmering liquid inside, and she gave it three clockwise stirs with a glass rod before shutting off the heat. The liquid inside turned a startling shade of green before it congealed into a black sludge. 
 
"I have created life!" The fourteen-year-old witch cackled in delight as she scooped the sleekeazy's hair potion into glass jars. She was determined to get the same silky smooth hair as Lola, and what she wanted, she would get. She left the jars to cool in her trunk potion lab and smoothed her uniform before heading to breakfast. The usual lavish meal covered the oak tables. Alana made her way to her seat in the Great Hall. Leoen already knew what she'd been doing and gave her a brief greeting before returning to his apple slices.
 
The last month had yielded several accomplishments for the witch. She had finally found an answer as to why Ravenclaw had an eagle as a mascot. Apparently, the 'raven' in the name Ravenclaw was meant to denote colour rather than the animal. Who'd have thought? Alana had also managed to make Pisces invisible. She asked politely. The king of Ravenclaw was right; courtesy can take one far. About two weeks into the term, she found out she was a good few years ahead in Runes, so she mostly read ahead in that class with the promise of future advanced assignments by Professor Babbling. Charlotte had pouted at her all week when she found out. She wasn't sure why the brunette wanted more homework. History turned out to be a joke, and only Lola paid any attention. She felt no shame in leeching off the girl's notes from time to time.
 
Then there were flight classes. Never had Alana hated a class more in her life. Her hatred mainly stemmed from the fact that she had to take it with first years and that the teacher had no problem singling her out for demonstrations. Words cannot describe the pain. She was tempted to obliviate a few minds after she fell off the broom while trying to get off. Never again.
 
Lola looked particularly downcast that morning.
 
"You alright, Lola?" Charlotte asked, but the blonde didn't seem to hear. She gave her friend a tap on the shoulder to pull her out of her thoughts. Alana and Leoen were already giving the two questioning looks.
 
"Oh! I'm fine it's just…" Lola seemed lost for words, but she soon gathered herself. "Do you remember that Matthews boy a year above us? I heard he got caught sneaking into the restricted section last night."
 
"Again?" Charlotte wondered what went through the boy's head. He was one of the few loners in the house with no solid group of friends. He seemed to float along aimlessly most days. 
 
Alana's ears were ringing as soon as she heard the topic of their discussion. Jake had been anything but a rule breaker back in primary school, but she supposed that people could change. 
"What's he looking for in there?" That was the question, wasn't it? What could he possibly want that he would put so much at risk for it? Muggleborns wouldn't be given a second glance before being expelled.
 
"A potion maybe? I heard he's very good at that subject," Lola answered. Leoen had perked up at Alana's interest in the male and wanted to ask her about it. 
 
"We can always just ask. If it's something I have, then I don't mind lending it." Charlotte had a look of easy confidence as she searched for the boy.
 
"He'll be in the library," Lola informed her friend. It seemed a group trip was in order. The group wove their way towards the library and fanned out to find Jake Matthews. Alana headed to the west end while Leoen took the east. When they still couldn't find the boy, they had no choice but to head to class.
 
"I found out what book Matthews was looking for. I don't suppose any of you have Potions Curiose? It's a recent publication, so I don't have it." The words fell from Charlotte's sharp tongue during breakfast a few days later.
"I'll have to check after classes," Alana told the girl. She was eager to provide the book should it be amongst her volumes.
"Actually, I was hoping to catch you after classes." Leoen interrupted. She turned to question the boy, but Charlotte bet her to it.
"Will it take long?" Her signature purple eyes narrowed.
 
"I wanted to take her to the Fencing Club that starts up today," He explained before turning back to Alana. "I thought it was something you would be interested in."
Alana was somewhat conflicted. Fencing sounded fantastic, and if the sign-ups were just today, then it wouldn't kill anyone to search her books tomorrow. She frowned before she nodded.
"I'll check my books tomorrow then."
 
The Fencing Club was unsurprisingly supervised by Professor Flitwick who adored all things combat and sparring related. The location, however, was a bit amusing. The group met in a classroom precariously placed on the border between Gryffindor Tower and the Slytherin Dungeons. The placement was explained by the members of the group. Alana spied a few recognisable faces including Percy Weasly a fourth-year Gryffindor, Penelope Clearwater a fourth-year Ravenclaw, and Peregrine Derrick a Slytherin in their year. The rest of the group consisted of three older Slytherins and two more Gryffindors. There was an obvious Slytherin-Gryffindor majority. Leoen led Alana towards one of the older Gryffindors who smiled and greeted the Ravenclaw boy familiarly. 
 
His name was Rowan Blackwood. She wondered if his parents dealt in wand woods or they just had a strange sense of humour. He was a giant compared to her but fortunate to have an agile build. His hair was a copper brown and his eyes a dark green that reminded her of the forest. Al in all, the boy was rather attractive for a fifth year.
 
"Bring a friend, did you, Leoen? Better hide her from your brother. He's been jumping for a spar this past week." The boy indicated a male further back in the room.
Alana sweatdropped at the indicated boy who was staring at a wall with his sword in hand. He could have been a statue for all he moved. Who exactly was jumping for a fight here? 
"You should go and let him beat you up then," Leoen replied leisurely, and she saw a few tears in Blackwood's eyes. Such cruelty. The fifth-year gave them each a wooden sword after adjusting them with a few spells. The swords shimmered, and their wooden appearance was replaced with the illusion of a metal sword.
"Nice," Alana couldn't help but whistle appreciatively.
 
Flitwick flitted over to the two students for introductions, and Leoen assured him that he'd teach her the basics while the professor could review her. They started with the correct stance then moved on to the basic techniques: the lunge (attack), parry (defend) and riposte (the counter-attack following a parry). There were four main lunges to learn: high outside, low outside, high inside, and low inside. They spent a good two hours before they headed back to the common room with their muscles burning pleasantly. She felt a bit bad that Leoen hadn't had the chance to spar with the others, but the boy didn't seem to mind. She felt a yawn coming and decided an early night was in order. She hadn't had to learn a new skill for a while and wondered how Capricorn would hold up.
 
She woke up earlier the next day for the express purpose of finding Potions Curiose. After finishing her usual exercises, she slipped into her MindScape. It had been a while since she'd last done this. It was an absolute mess. There were books and papers everywhere surrounding the space and no Capricorn to be found. 
"Capricorn!" She yelled as she tried to sort and wade through the mess at the same time. A frown marred her features as the goat finally made an appearance.
"Creator," He intoned patiently.
"Don't 'creator' me. What's with this mess?" She grilled the literal product of her imagination.
"I seem to be lacking space to place your memories." She gave the creature a deadpan expression.
"You're in a library. Surely you can find some space." She moved to a shelf and tugged one of the blank books out. The goat grinned creepily and replaced the space with a different book.
 
"You're joking… You can't empty the shelves of any of the books." She placed a cold hand to her forehead in frustration."How have I been learning anything with this going on?"
"I have been processing everything, but you have been writing the information into your long term memory yourself, creator. You have a very good comprehension level and memory so you must not have noticed."
 
She groaned inwardly. She thought she would have noticed the difference between eidetic memory and her natural learning speed but apparently not. Whether that spoke of skill or stupidity was the question of the day. She considered the possibility of Azrael's feeding having improved her brain's ability to create connections if only temporarily. That would have been awesome. A second possibility was that his death had harmed her mentally to the point where Capricorn's abilities were twisted. It didn't really matter in the end. She would fix it. Alana emptied a shelf of blank books, and Capricorn set to work organising the papers into books to replace them. She would get a headache after this, but she had a potion that would fix it. Hopefully.
 
Several shelves later, she returned to her dorm room, exhausted. She rubbed her eyes tiredly before heaving her body upwards. She still had a book to find. She had searched her memories for the book and was relieved to find she had it. Unfortunately, it was at home, which meant owling Marius. Que shudder. She still hadn't patched things up with the vampire. He hadn't even asked her if she wanted to go to Hogwarts. She would have answered no immediately, but it was the thought that counted. She sighed before reaching for a quill. Forgiveness was given not earned. Marius was family for all the annoyance he was. She penned her request slowly. It was an olive branch that he would hopefully take. She downed a pepper-up potion after Auxilium left with her burden and got ready for classes.
 
It was a few days before she got her reply form the vampire. It came sweeping into the Great Hall with Auxilium who was clutching a letter and package tightly and glaring at everyone present. She figured the only reason he hadn't mauled someone yet was that he knew he was outnumbered. Leoen was giving her bird an impressed look.
��Who's that from?" He asked with polite curiosity.
"My cousin and guardian, Marius." Her reply was non-committal as she read the contents of the letter. She heaved a sigh of relief when he wrote that he had forgiven her. Not that she thought she owed him an apology. Still, if that's what he believed the letter was, so be it. She held the book tentatively wondering how best to give it to her childhood friend.
 
She found him in the library as Lola had previously suggested. Her gait was a tad stiff as she approached the studying boy and cleared her throat. His head snapped up with an audible click that had her wincing slightly.
"What do you want?" Not particularly polite, but he had always had a way with words.
"I heard you were looking for Potions Curiose and I had a copy I've already read so I thought you might want it."
"Who said that I needed it?" His answer was slightly less combative but no less demanding.
"Charlotte Winters." She handed him the book which he quickly flicked through to check its authenticity.
"Will you thank her for me? And you as well… Thank you." She nodded at the sincere request and darted out the hall. She could faintly hear Madam Pince chastising her for running through the library. She couldn't imagine why as her footsteps were silent as always.

With a gift bringing hope, comfort and relief, it was only fitting that Gaia bestow a curse of equal measure. A child to reap what it could not. A child born of death's greed and life's carelessness. Fate was rewritten then with the dignified scrawl of an unknown deity. Screaming and kicking at the divine injustice of it all, a new life was born into the world. Out of the frenzied passions of a drunkard and a drug addict from the shadowed back streets of London came Alana Hales. Out of the tattered folds of deaths cloak came the worn soul of one Alexis Crevan. 

I don't own Harry Potter, The Gamer, the Labyrinth, or any of their characters. If I did, I would be rich.

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