Aight
Slipping deeper into the shadows, I ducked behind a stack of crates. My hand hovered over my face, fingers curling into a fist as I braced myself. A faint shimmer enveloped my body, the telltale ripple of a [Polymorph] spell unraveling. The pain came swiftly, sharp and all-encompassing. Bones shifted and cracked, muscles tightened and realigned, and my very form contorted into its true state. The sensation was unbearable but familiar, a necessary cost of maintaining the facade.
Survival as an antagonist is hard when the world is against you
Fantasy · cier_Tempest
He had three, gravity knife, ballisong blade, and a switchblade
I secured my butterfly knife at my side, or more accurately concealed in my clothes, the familiar weight a comfort even in its lethality. My hands moved automatically, checking straps, tightening buckles, ensuring everything was in its proper place. Every motion was precise, practiced—a ritual honed through repetition.
Survival as an antagonist is hard when the world is against you
Fantasy · cier_Tempest
Alright done
Oh he did, forgot
Alright
Congratulations I made a comeback with three enormous chapters
Hmm ok makes sense
Known more commonly as 'oblivion stone', it was infamous for its unique property: magic did not coexist with it. Unlike materials that absorbed or resisted magic, oblivion stone destroyed it entirely, rendering it inert. To magic, it was an unyielding nothingness. Runes failed in its presence, enchantments dissolved, and even the faintest traces of mana collapsed into oblivion upon contact. It was, quite literally, the anathema of magic—a material that didn't repel magic but nullified it like the vacuum of space snuffing out a fire.
Survival as an antagonist is hard when the world is against you
Fantasy · cier_Tempest
aight
For those who could conjure it, the [status plaque] was a comprehensive summary of their existence. It revealed everything: [strength], [agility], [intelligence], [vitality], [mana], and, of course, [luck], along with a slew of other metrics. It was all laid bare, staring back at you like an unflinching, unbreakable mirror, forcing you to confront exactly what you were—and what you weren't.
Survival as an antagonist is hard when the world is against you
Fantasy · cier_Tempest
Yeah but Mana's also like the name of the force so...eh Maybe?
For those who could conjure it, the [status plaque] was a comprehensive summary of their existence. It revealed everything: [strength], [agility], [intelligence], [vitality], [mana], and, of course, [luck], along with a slew of other metrics. It was all laid bare, staring back at you like an unflinching, unbreakable mirror, forcing you to confront exactly what you were—and what you weren't.
Survival as an antagonist is hard when the world is against you
Fantasy · cier_Tempest
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Discord: https://discord.gg/2pp2DermTh A remake of another novel I created. Kazuki Takumi Amagiri was always a kid with a troubling life, abusive parents, poverty, being bullied at school you know the usual sob story that probably goes in a documentary for the early life of a serial killer or something. Throughout his life he's always wondered if maybe the reason world hates him was because he had the audacity to exist. But through a series of events he met his best friend and was introduced to a series of games where he found his spark of resilience to carry on in life in a character named Markus one of the main antagonists of the book. And ten years later he's a university student, dormmates with his best friend and is just about to finish getting his degrees. He'd also just finished playing the third installment in a his favorite video game franchise All was going well in life, things were looking up until in one cruel twist it was over, no fanfare, no "going out with a bang", Kazuki's life just fizzled out like a candle in the wind. Curiously though, Kazuki's story was not over as he found himself in the body of "Markus" at the start of his story. How will this strangely ironic twist of fate change the world at large? And more importantly how will it change our main character?16 Chs 250 sưu tầm
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Markus-001 , a 9-year-old professional assassin, mercenary, scientist, and scholar of the magic arts trained and conditioned at birth to have superior intellect and physical might and to especially be completely ruthless and efficient in killing, is suddenly tasked by his masters to be the bodyguard of the young lady Sophia Rosewood of the Rosewood marquess household, although perturbed by this he would soon realize exactly what kind of situation he’s in “Sophia Rosewood...isn’t that the name of one the protagonists of that RPG game that I recently beat?” And just like that Kazuki Amagiri a recent University graduate found himself in his favorite game franchise “Fires of Valentia” and what’s more he’s been reincarnated or more accurately had his soul merged with one of the Fires of Valentia’s most recurring antagonists the “party killer” Markus Silver famous for his ridiculous dps, hard counters and incredible speed “Isn’t he a mid-boss in fires of Valentia 1 and 3 and also the final boss of the second game?” “The Markus Silver famous for being the 3rd hardest boss in the franchise and also one of the most popular characters? Due to his personality or should I say lack thereof?” “Wait! If I remember correctly, he got killed by Sophia and Reinhard during the mid-chapters of the third game...” “Oh, fvck!...” How will this university graduate merged with the super antagonist change the course of destiny? Here are my Patreon and Discord please support me and my work: permanent invite link to my discord: https://discord.gg/UHjsjzDAHT Patreon: patreon.com/user?u=87172906148 Chs 11.6k sưu tầm
Dude an average chapter is 4k to 5k it takes a while to write
Survival as an antagonist is hard when the world is against you
Fantasy · cier_Tempest