Silavin
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13
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5.2 M
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17 d, 21 h
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“Ugh, shut up already…” “I can’t believe they’re still going… They’ve been like this all morning!” Wardon looked utterly exhausted, while Ivern offered only a weary, crooked smile. Zew — the quiet one of the group — seemed to have taken a liking to the herbal tea he’d bought back in Haradory. He silently poured himself another cup. When Ize gently placed a plate of Haradory’s signature cookies in front of him, Zew glanced at her and gave a slight nod before reaching…-
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After the joyful reunion with its companions, Sato toddled over to Ize and spread its limbs wide, clearly asking to be picked up. Ize, who had just been roughhousing with Poe, immediately declared an impromptu ceasefire and scooped Sato into her arms. “Did you have fun?” she asked, smiling. “Kekyo!” “Not too tired from all that running? Want some healing magic?” “…Kekyo?” “It’s okay, don’t worry about it.” Sato tilted its head as if unsure whether it…
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“I will be the one and only — King of the Turtles! Hahaha!” “Yeah! You tell ’em, King!” “Kekyooo!” “Did we grab all the loot? All right, let’s move on.” “”Yessir!”” “Kekyo.” Deep in an unpopular corner of the 46th floor lay a murky, sluggish swamp. It was a territory ruled by turtles the size of oxen. “A swamp that drags at your feet and tanky enemies. No wonder adventurers avoid it,” Fieda muttered. “They drop Magicite, shells……
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Crack-crack-crack-CRASH! KA-BOOOOM! Clatter! Rumble-rumble-rumble… “Aiiieee!” “Waaahhh!” “Hey, what the–!?” “Kekkyooo!” Lightning tore through the air with a deafening roar, and blinding flashes of white lit up the thirty-eighth floor’s grassland. The sheer violence of the sound drove the three adventurers — and one creature — down to the ground, hands clamped over their ears. When the light finally cleared, what remained was a branching…
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Wailie moved to the longer wall of the container house and unfolded a concealed panel just like before, then slotted in the support legs beneath it. These beds were larger than the one meant for Ize, so several spring mechanisms had been built into the joints — designed to make assembly and storage easier. Once he finished setting up one bed, she moved to the opposite wall and repeated the process. “Ooh, looks like you could cuddle up in here,” Ize quipped. “No, you couldn’t,” Hal…
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The trio hadn’t even finished cashing in their drops before being whisked off to the back room. Now that the meeting was over and Duris had returned to his duties, they found themselves back in line at the front desk. “…We should’ve had the loot appraised while we were in there,” Fieda muttered. “…Too late now,” Hal said. “…Far too late,” Ize agreed. The meeting had been intense — dense, even — and none of them were in a particularly talkative mood. When…
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“Mister Wardon…” Duris muttered with a sigh. “I’ve already decided. I’ll pay whatever it takes.” The man’s deep voice left no room for debate. “That may be true, but at least allow me to verify the materials before you get ahead of yourself.” Though the deal would officially go through the Guild, it was clear that Wardon and Duris had already come to a private agreement. “Do we just place it here?” Fieda asked, gesturing to the table. “Yes, please. And if…
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“How’s the bath feel?” “Kekyo!” “Nice! Do you prefer being in soil or water?” “Kyo-kyo…” “Hmm, not sure, huh.” “Kekyo.” “How often do you need healing magic?” “Kekyo kekyo kekyo kekyo!” “Still no idea.” “Kekyoo…” “Can you answer with your leaves? Once a day? Twice? Three times? Oh, three times, huh?” “Kekyo!” Perched atop the table in a small wooden tub was a Mandragora, happily soaking, while Ize knelt beside…
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If there was hope left in this kingdom, it wouldn’t come from the Gods, nor from Heroes or Sages. It would be instead within those who studied each and every Dungeon, measured their cycles, made predictions, and carried out their missions. It rested with the thousands of ordinary people who called this land home. “…Mind if I ask how you plan to reset the cycle?” Hal asked. “It’s simple,” Wardon replied. “You just have to trigger another resource depletion before the…
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