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    SilverOblivion2680

    Stories 3
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    • by SilverOblivion2680 — From as far back as he could remember, Wijihoyun was raised to be the Vice-Head of a cult. He remembered the bookshelf. The shelf filled with martial arts manuals. From as early as when he first learned to read and write, Wijihoyun lived with the arts. His father, who stood at the pinnacle of the cult, put his one and only son towards extreme studying. Reading, memorizing, reading, memorizing, that cycle continued ad infinitum. Instead of toys, he had weapons. To get familiar with them, he was taught to…
    • by SilverOblivion2680 — Small Pegasus Wijihoyun. It was a name that Sungmin had heard of many times in his past life. He was summoned around the same time as Sungmin, but he had left Genavis before Sungmin. Sungmin didnt know what Wijihoyun did after he left Genavis. He heard some rumors, but he only had a few small fragments of memories about him. But he did know one thing. Wijihoyun survived for a time in Eria before he died, and he gained quite a reputation as well. There were many martial artists that came from sects.…
    • by SilverOblivion2680 — With Sungmin in the front, heading towards the north side of the wall, he thought about the situation. Small Pegasus Wijihoyun. The person who would spread his name around He was now a friend with him. He wasnt sure how much Wijihoyun valued this relationship, but a situation like this didnt happen to him in his past life. Friend...friend Thinking about that word made Sungmin a bit bitter. In his past life, there was no one that he could really call a friend. Living 13 years as a No Class only made him…
    • by SilverOblivion2680 — After he arrived at the entrance of the forest, Sungmin opened the huge bag he was carrying on his back. It was a bag that Jack, the owner of the inn, had given to him as a gift. Although the bag was just an ordinary item that wasnt enchanted with a dimensional pocket, it contained everything he needed on this trip. I didnt know I would come face-to-face against orcs so soon He wasnt planning on stressing his body until he developed the necessary muscles required to fight. Sungmins body was only that of…
    • by SilverOblivion2680 — Its real. Hans requested it be done, but he truly didnt expect Sungmin to succeed. He ordered a 14 year old boy to capture 5 orcs. Moreover, the boy wasnt someone who had mastered martial arts, nor was he a person who had mastery in magic. He was a fourteen year old No Class. Such a kid brought 10 orc eyeballs. I was about to die. Lee Sungmin looked terrible. He had become a dirty mess after the ambush. He was sweating and his face was smeared with dirt, permeating the air with the stench of blood and…
    • by SilverOblivion2680 — There were various species of monsters in the forest. There were monsters that could communicate in simple sentences and others that couldnt speak at all. For hunting purposes, the latter were easier to kill. They were the monsters that relied solely on instinct like giant rabbits and boars. Ah. Of course, they werent actually rabbits or boars- they just looked like them. It was easier to hunt those. However, hunting monsters with a higher intellect reaped bigger rewards. Goblins and orcs may be hard to…
    • by SilverOblivion2680 — ...Hahaha!! Jack, the hotel owner, laughed. He looked at Lee Sungmins face, then at the things he brought, and laughed again. You really got all this by yourself? Teeth of goblins, 5 bottles of blood, poison, and others. The blow dart, poison needles, and bottles were his to keep. He thought that he may need it in the future. Jack looked down at Sungmin and was lost in thought. Goblins werent that hard of a monster to kill. It was annoying that they moved in packs, but goblins werent that bad when…
    • by SilverOblivion2680 — There were many ways to earn money in Eria. Naturally, the simplest way was to hunt monsters. There are two areas in this continent. The place where humans lived was the residential area while the place where monsters lived was called the hunting grounds. Of course, this was merely a simple categorization. There were various types of hunting grounds. For example, a dungeon. Lee Sungmin judged his current state objectively. He had Martial Skeleton. He had gotten a Cultivation Method. But he didnt have a…
    • by SilverOblivion2680 — Lee Sungmin knew his limits. He wasnt a genius possessing great skill and he wasnt a lucky kid. He didnt even have much experience from his past life. He only remembered big events, while small matters were negligible. However, it was true that his current situation was far better than his previous one.. When morning approached, he exited the hotel. It was early in the morning and the owner was not present yet. Instead, in his place was a huge basket loaded with dry bread. He ate a few in the hotel.…
    • by SilverOblivion2680 — You're from another world, aren't you? A passerby called out to a boy. The boy was standing in the middle of the street, gazing into thin air. It felt... familiar, if that was the accurate way to describe this feeling. It was almost as if he had missed it. The boy blinked slowly before he realized that the passerbys words were directed at him. "Wh, what?" "Tsk, tsk! I understand that you're flustered, but you need to remain alert and stay on your toes. otherworlders like you may be common here, but it…
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