“Oi, lad.” A gruff voice called out from behind me. Turning around, I saw a dwarven man glaring in my direction. “If yer gonna jump, find somewhere else to do it. We don’t need ta be cleanin’ up no mess.” “Huh?” I blinked in confusion, suddenly wondering if that was a thing people did. Sure, if they had an energy …

I dashed from tree to tree, bow in hand. Currently, I was wearing a leather outfit crafted from the beasts that had been slain thus far, as well as a sizable black backpack. Truth be told, this backpack was perhaps the most wondrous creation I had seen to date. After I slew my first prey, I was given several crafting …

 Ashley pulled the visor off of my head and nodded at me. “Alright, Dale. How do you feel?” She asked, helping me to sit up and handing me the watch from beside the chair. “I… don’t feel any different. I assume that means it worked?” I replied, putting on the offered watch. I had purposely not been deploying any of …

I let out a long sigh, my arm dropping to my side as it grasped the bow. Even in the Admin Room where I couldn’t get hurt, my fingers felt sore from repeatedly pulling at the string. I had long since lost track of time, focusing purely on condensing void arrows one after another. Finally, I had reached the point …

“Explain.” Keenan pressed, allowing the black ki to condense around his body. The fact that it had been referred to as ‘Chaos Ki’ naturally meant something to the young boy. After all, he was the Demigod of Chaos. However, he had never told anyone about that title, even Jace. His mother likely knew, but he didn’t think she would even …

The walk for Keenan and Jace was long, taking them weeks before they managed to come across a suitable hunting ground that was appropriate for Keenan’s level. Moreover, this hunting ground was situated directly next to a small city, allowing both of them to rest in the comfort of their preferred environments while being able to stay in contact with …

Following my experiment with the bow that Tubrock had made me, I couldn’t help but be deeply satisfied. Sure, it didn’t have as many special options as Accalia’s bow, and it wasn’t as versatile as Irena’s pen. However, it had everything that I needed in this particular bow. I could think of a more unique divine artifact to go with …

Seeing Alica look at Sarah like a fangirl meeting her celebrity idol, I started to feel as if it wasn’t quite right for me to stick around. As such, I began to navigate the menu, before suddenly thinking of something. “Will our match still be happening on time? I remember hearing that one of the perks of being a guild …

My talk with Oldbeard was rather… enlightening, I’d say. I was able to get a glimpse at what it was like for other people… normal Keepers to gain their ranks. Even I knew that my situation was very far from the norm, so it was somewhat refreshing to learn about how others became Keepers. In the end, I paid Oldbeard …

The tea and sandwiches were… honestly a bit sweet for my taste. Regardless, both Leowynn and Ryone seemed to be enjoying them, so that was enough. And seeing that Oldbeard was engrossed with her own treats, I did not want to interrupt to talk about business. As if seeing my thoughts, Oldbeard set down her cup after a few moments, …