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A demon named Amon had appeared at a sealed altar. Upon hearing this, I couldn’t help but feel the gravity of the situation. Though he hadn’t resurrected yet, his rank was "King." At the same time, Amon was also the lord of Andras and Plauros, the demons I had encountered before. I had heard that he was among the strongest demons in the Demon Realm, and just thinking about it made me feel tense. I had always thought we’d face him eventually, but I never expected it to happen so soon. At least he…
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The journey was planned in the same way as last time: traveling with a merchant caravan for escort. It was much more convenient than renting a carriage and traveling such a long distance on our own. Of course, it meant traveling with a large group of people, but that was something I could easily tolerate by now. This time, it seemed that there were more merchants drawn to the money scent of the situation. It made sense—danger tends to bring in profits, and with the risks, it was an opportunity for those…
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After deciding to head to the Imp hunting grounds, we first stopped by the Adventurer’s Guild. Since the request itself came from the guild, I had to register for the task here. This worked out perfectly. I needed to take on a few more quests anyway to level up. Now, I was aiming to hit the S-rank. Since I had been around here a few times, there was no strange reaction from the adventurers even when the Manifestors walked around. As I was looking at the bulletin board for a moment, someone approached…
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An awkward silence enveloped the surroundings. Neither side made the first move, only blinking at each other. Thanks to that, I was the one feeling awkward, having waved my hand without any particular reason. I could understand why they were reacting like this, though. From their perspective, it was a bit of a surprise. They had left me behind in the cave, warning me that it was dangerous, only to suddenly bump into me here in the hunting grounds. And on top of that, Hanbyeol was right next to me,…
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Despite suggesting we follow, we didn’t immediately rush to chase after the figure. The distance between us and the mysterious figure was quite far, barely visible at the edge of our sight. While the figure was ignoring the Imps and passing by, we had to engage with every Imp we encountered, which naturally slowed us down. There was no way we could catch up quickly. We decided to take it slow, wanting to observe what the figure was doing and where they were headed. As I followed, I half-guessed the…
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Fortunately, the distance between us and the opponent was quickly shortened. The only thing that was annoying was that the imp was only running towards us, but the opponent itself was nothing special. Even judging from the way he was running, his feet didn't seem that fast. Thanks to that, the group was able to quickly catch up to him. "Haap!" Knock! Hanbyeol ran with all her might and kicked the guy's back. The guy rolled forward a few times before falling down. "Keuuuk!" Chae-rin and Haneul…
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The cold air of the sky greeted me as I descended. As time passed, the slightly reddened sky now felt incredibly close. When I suddenly found myself teleported into the sky, the first thought I had was this: ‘...Is this an illusion?’ Yes, it didn’t make sense for me to be suddenly transported to the sky like this. It just didn’t add up. However, the cold air around me, the shining sunlight, everything was too vivid to be an illusion. In fact, because of inertia, I stayed in the sky for a…
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“What do you mean by that?” Odelia asked, surprised by the strange statement. After all, there wasn’t much that could be understood from just that brief report. The messenger, perhaps aware of this, immediately began explaining the situation in more detail. “After Belled left, we immediately entered the kingdom.” At this point, the land was practically abandoned and in ruins. There was no reason to hesitate about entering. The ground was marked with bloodstains, and there were burnt or…
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A sharp silence enveloped the surroundings. The girl stiffened and stared at me intently, her eyes wide with surprise. From the way her eyes were trembling, it was clear she was quite startled. I was equally surprised. I never imagined there would be a manifester hiding in the refugee camp. ‘...Well.’ Manifesters aren’t just limited to the Empire. Given that nearly the entire kingdom had fled, it wouldn’t be too surprising if one or two manifesters had emerged among them. It was surprising…
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Fortunately, Neria accepted my offer to stay without hesitation. When I heard that, it seemed she didn’t have a better option anyway. She’d be sleeping on a mat at best, and I could tell she was somewhat relieved by the idea of staying here. Since I couldn’t sleep because of the holy water, I decided to engage in conversation with her. It would have been too awkward to sit in silence in the small tent, just the two of us. She was a minor, and there was a seven-year age gap between us. We were…
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