TWSB – Chapter 103: Target (4)
“Thank you for saving me, sir.” I commented. Percy, or Nikky, nodded his head. I know such a thought is inappropriate right now, but the Prince Consort truly was extremely Continue Reading →
“Thank you for saving me, sir.” I commented. Percy, or Nikky, nodded his head. I know such a thought is inappropriate right now, but the Prince Consort truly was extremely Continue Reading →
Le silence emplit de nouveau la cave. Litana se détourna de Cale pour observer ses subordonnés. Elle essayait de voir si elle avait correctement entendu. Ses subordonnés arboraient la même Continue Reading →
Knock knock knock. Helson blinked after hearing a knock on the door and started to focus. He looked at the Purifier. “Please do whatever you need to do.” Helson gulped Continue Reading →
Egy héttel később Cale leszállt a kocsiról. A kocsin, amiről leszállt, a Henituse Arany Teknős volt. ┍ Rég volt már. Cale egyetértett azzal, amit a Fekete Sárkány mondott a fejében. Continue Reading →
Das Mana im schwarzen Sumpf und die Luft um sie herum bebte. Der schwarze Drache war hoch in der Luft und sah dann von oben herab. Er war wirklich ein Continue Reading →
Cale fragte den schwarzen Drachen sofort. “Wie kannst du den Geruch von totem Mana riechen?” Mana. Das symbolisierte eine Macht, die in der Natur existierte. Auf eine Art oder andere Continue Reading →
Marquis Helson looked at the Dragon and the rose gold fiery thunderbolt for a long time. It was silent but he could not easily say anything. ‘What am I looking Continue Reading →
Monday morning. RDT Team Leader Im Sung Ahn was the first to arrive at the office again and opened the fortune cookie lid. [Autumn is the season for harvest.] Second Continue Reading →
Thump. Cédric flinched. His orange eyes that looked as if they were on fire turned toward the direction of the Imperial Palace. It was only for an instant, but the Continue Reading →
Estelle’s worry and shock were so contagious that it made me scared all over again; it made my body shake all over to the point that it was pitiful. “What Continue Reading →
