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Honestly, I was certain of one thing: The Empire’s upper echelons must be looking at me with utter disdain. The fact that I was a Manifested alone was a problem. Even though I spared the knights, the Empire’s honor was undoubtedly tarnished. An entire knightly order had been defeated by a single individual, and the Emperor had been reduced to someone who contradicted their own decree. On top of that, I had even resorted to threats to persuade them—there was no way they could view me…
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Afterward, I had a brief conversation with the Emperor. ...Or, rather, it was more like the Emperor did all the talking. The Emperor mostly rambled on about various things, like how they had wanted to meet me and how grateful they were for sparing the knights. Despite the unpleasant circumstances, they suggested we forget about the past and get along. They also mentioned that they understood some people would look at me unfavorably due to how quickly things had progressed. To be honest, the Emperor…
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The Demon. Now a familiar name, there are two main ways to summon them. The first is by finding a shrine and directly offering mana. Though it’s troublesome to find the shrine, the advantage is that it doesn’t require a manifestor. The second is the more common method, where the manifestor becomes the demon and slaughters people. The humans who die in this way become materials for the demon’s descent. Though the methods differ, they share one commonality: there is always a clear visible cause.…
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In Demons Saga, the current number one ranking is held by the United States. However, the place with the highest average level is none other than Korea. Unfortunately, it wasn’t because the average intelligence of the users was higher, or because of the national pride of being "the game nation." It was simply because the Korean servers had a geographically advantageous starting location. They were one of the few countries that began in the Empire, where the surrounding facilities were well-developed.…
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The two-week journey came to an end. Fortunately, after dealing with the hyena pack, there were no further advances. Yor realized that any wrong move could have resulted in a disaster. ‘Should’ve done this sooner.’ He thought to himself, feeling a bit regretful. But it wasn’t all bad. He had enjoyed the early days of the journey, so he decided to let it go. They were now in a territory slightly to the southwest. They still had to go further to reach the place where Andras had appeared, but the…
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Chaerin Yoo had secretly hoped for something as she headed to the battlefield. She imagined herself arriving like a princess on a white horse, rescuing Yor from his dire predicament. Recently, as she rallied more people to join her cause, she’d started to feel a bit puffed up. More participants than she had expected had joined her, and this was the first time in her life that she had worked so hard to gather people for something. It felt like she was the head organizer of some protest group, ready to…
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Thwack! Smack! “Ugh…!” “Aaargh!” The groans of knights echoed through the confined darkness, spanning barely a few dozen square meters. Chaerin Yoo quietly watched the scene unfold. In fact, so did most of the Otherworlders gathered here. After all, this area had the highest concentration of combat power, with key figures from both sides converging. Though she had been worried that something might happen, it certainly did. Darkness suddenly enveloped the area where Yor was surrounded,…
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“C-Commander!” “This can’t be…!” When I pierced the commander’s side, a small wave of satisfaction and exhilaration surged through me. On top of that, I could hear the panicked voices of the knights who had been observing the battle directly. As I drew back my spear, a grin crept across my face. ‘Got him.’ With this, victory was firmly within my grasp. Though the wound was on his side, his sword had broken, and the injury was deep. It was clear he wouldn’t be able to fight…
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As the knights departed, a system window appeared before the otherworlders. The quest condition had been to “defeat the knights,” so the quest was automatically marked as completed. Of course, I, too, was watching the scene unfold through the “Player’s Eye.” The otherworlders, noticing the notification, each had their faces light up with relief. “We did it. Now we don’t have to worry about ending up in jail!” It seemed they had been quite concerned about the risks of…
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The hunt for Yor had already dragged on for over a month. It had been about that long since Yoo Chaerin shared the quest on her stream as well. Naturally, the day Chaerin announced the quest had sent the community into chaos. Shared quests were rare enough, but the one sharing it was none other than a high-profile figure, and the quest itself had evolved into something far more contentious than a standard raid. Discussions flooded the community forums. Some questioned if the quest was even real,…
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