The Heavenly Demon, Kim Hae-Yi’s participation in the tournament caught nobody’s attention. No, it caught two people’s attention. Click. Alberu touched the screen. The community was currently full of talks Continue Reading →
The brightly shining sunlight was so strong that it was painful. This was a land that never saw winter. – Swooooooosh……! A hot wind swirled around. The golden sand danced Continue Reading →
There was a really big issue, but there was nothing I could do. “Mm……” That was an even bigger issue. – Scribble, scribble. I placed a gown over my pajamas Continue Reading →
“Aaaaahhhhhh!” “Wow. This wind is no joke.” The members, who had arrived at the simple waiting room made of tents, quivered at the sound of the wind blowing outside. It Continue Reading →
“This place is similar to the Central Plains.” “That’s the theme.” “Hoooo?” The Heavenly Demon responded as if he was interested and gently kicked off the ground. – Human, did Continue Reading →
Before heading off to the northern Lan Kingdom known for their training… Cale returned to the center of the Seventh Evil, Neo’s old castle, to greet the Heavenly Demon. Clack. Continue Reading →
When you feel like you’re alone, turn around I’m standing there You and me, us If it’s somewhere the wind blows No matter where you are Like the stars seen Continue Reading →
“Call that person over.” Werner did not avoid Maartje Zijlstra’s gaze. There was no reason for the Prince Consort of a nation to avoid the gaze of a normal priestess. Continue Reading →
“Ugh-” Choi Han looked down in shock. Cale was still pale and slightly shaking. – Choi Han! Why is our human like this? He heard Raon’s voice. Baaaaang! He then Continue Reading →
“Ah.” She let go of the door handle and added on to Cale. Bishop Serisa. What kind of existence was she? ‘Great and mighty.’ Such an assessment suited her. She Continue Reading →
The guide inside the Ark. The divine item with a conscience. The existence that could peek at the principles of the world and the upcoming future. – Clunk, clunk. – Continue Reading →