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Chapter 163 - TFF

Old Greyheart was staring at the bundle of herbs on the table with suspicion.

“You say you’ve eaten those, boy?” he asked and nudged them with a finger. Alan wasn’t sure what this was about. They were just herbs. He had given some to...

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Chapter 43 - The Manor, SC

The Empty Manor was located a few hours out of the city. Vyn had proposed hiring a cart or just horses, but Sunday had no patience for frivolous spending and no desire to learn horseriding for such a short distance

The coins he had were rese...

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Chapter 42 - Toothache, SC

The whole experience left Sunday in a good mood. He thought himself a fairly good judge of character and this Zihei fellow looked like somebody who could scratch a back if the need arose. Sunday was getting an idea of how things worked and he wasn...

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Chapter 162 - TFF

It only took a few moments, but it almost felt like the System was struggling. A preposterous notion – however, he had seen someone mess with it before.

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Chapter 41 - Arcanum, SC

A couple hours later a sleepy Vyn led Sunday through the city while munching happily on baked goods. The streets were just as fascinating as the first time Sunday had seen them – it was morning and the town was brimming with the sounds of life a...

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Chapter 40 - Drinks and Talks, SC

Back in the Wayward Rat, on one of those tables people picked when doing shady stuff or in a particularly broody mood, sat four people with drinks in hand. One looked comfortable, in his element, almost as if sitting on such tables was his job and...

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Chapter 161 - TFF

Alan’s initial excitement quickly turned into untold agony as feelings not belonging to him crashed against his psyche and made him scream. Maybe it was not him screaming, but an echo of what he had touched upon. Was it a physical act or the min...

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Chapter 39 - Night Stroll, SC

Practice felt better this time around although not by much. Jishu’s scribblings were hard to understand, and while Sunday was sure he had made some progress, his lack of focus was a wall difficult to climb in a moment or two.

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Chapter 38 - Small Joys, SC

Sunday listened to her words. The smell of the drink alone was enough to make his muscles release some of the tension of undeath. His mind slowed down, and whatever thoughts survived the wonderful aroma became clearer.

“It smells of… hon...

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Chapter 37 - Wayward Rat, SC

Sunday took some time to properly look around as their cart reached the line and became part of the slow column trickling into the city.

The walls were massive but worn down and broken in places. Gaping holes could be seen along their length...

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Chapter 160 - TFF

NOTE: Do you guys enjoy the deep dive into the skill? I'm quite uncertain tbh.

Congratulations! Your skill has advanced.

Last Glimpse (Rare) has become Remembrance (Epic)

 

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Chapter 36 - Bandits, SC

“Vynny boy. You up,” the old man yelled.

The music was gone and the rhythmic movement of the cart stopped. Sunday was unsure whether he had drifted away in a dreamless sleep or just zoned out. It had felt nice.

“Damn bandits,” ...

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Chapter 159 - TFF

A man with a crazy smile. A scream. A sharp blade piercing something that was not flesh. It tore at the old man through whose eyes Alan was watching it all happen. Then there was only blackness.

Alan opened his eyes with a start and pulled a...

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Chapter 35 - New Meetings, SC

The horses swerved to the side in time and dodged Sunday’s struggling form. They passed a hair away from him while kicking up dust under the various colorful curses of whoever was holding their reins.

Sunday himself was fuming as he rolled...

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Chapter 158 - TFF

“I think improving [Last Glimpse] sounds interesting. I should be able to handle others in time. It is the strangest of my skills by far and one I was going to sell but decided to learn by pure chance,” Alan finally said.

It made sense t...

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Chapter 34 - Out of the Swamp, SC

The more they advanced the more sketchy the explanation of how Hark had this knowledge seemed in Sunday’s mind.

A ranun who spoke the common tongue and knew a way out of the swamp had visited the village and shared the knowledge. Sunday wa...

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Chapter 33 - Departure, SC

Sunday eventually gave up. Part of the writings were downright jibberish, and even words he couldn’t understand were thrown in there. Perhaps some old dialect Jishu was fond of using or a language pack Sunday wasn’t given.

It was all abo...

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Chapter 157 - TFF

The inside of the otherwise unimpressive building was like an old-school gym, only made with magic and by someone who didn’t value their things.

Not that Alan had seen the insides of a gym other than in movies, but the place just gave that...

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Chapter 32 - Wake up, SC

The silence was deafening.

Arten coughed in discomfort and looked around, but no one met his eyes. Sunday felt something was wrong. His palms were growing itchy again, which was a bad sign. For someone.

“There’s no map,” Arten sa...

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Chapter 31 - Healing Water, SC

In the end, Arten took it upon himself to tie up every single one of the gathered, including the crying little boy. The chief was still alive, despite the hit that should’ve broken his neck. It was only right for the undead to be tough. At least...

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Chapter 30 - Beauty, SC

The community hall was just a larger barn-like building made the same way as the huts. It was near the small shed where Sunday had fallen coming to this world. It was not built on supports rising above the water like most of the huts, but the eart...

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Chapter 29 - Green Village, SC

Crossing the river was a glorious affair. Fatty seemed eager and happy to transport Sunday and even threw an expectant gaze toward Arten, who, after some mocking from Sunday finally bit the bullet and stepped onto the massive alligator’s back. View Post

Chapter 28 - A Doctor's Slap, SC

The walk back was done in silence. Sunday felt strange, yet quite happy with his new spell. He couldn’t wait to summon the golden page and check out the name. Names were important, even if the information they gave was vague.

He felt the s...

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Chapter 27 - Another Spell, SC

Sunday didn’t fully trust in Old Rud’s many lessons. He was smart enough to know things were not black and white, and that personal experiences skewed the man’s view of the world. It was one thing to know, and another not to allow himself to...

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Chapter 26 - Good Deeds, SC

Chief Hark sat sullenly in his hut. There was no sign of Arten, nor the undead man that had fallen from the sky. This could be both good and bad, but something was gnawing beneath his long-dead flesh. He hadn’t felt much anxiety after he had bee...

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Chapter 25 - Going Back, SC

Sunday didn’t linger much longer after healing himself. Learning the true Black Breath was a large undertaking and he was in no rush to face the second hound. Not before finding out what was going on.

Waking Arten and removing the ropes an...

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Chapter 24 - Loot, SC

Note: One more, then I'll do some writing before bed 'cause I'm very behind. How would you guys feel if I actually took time to write short passages from the books found along the way and post them as interludes or just... notes? I think it's a co...

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Chapter 23 - Jishu, SC

Sunday opened his eyes. This session of meditation had gone much better. He was growing acquainted with the Black Breath quite fast. Each of the places in his body from where he had initially taken essence to form his core acted as vortexes that d...

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Chapter 22 - Waiting, SC

The ancient independent city of Tur-Avith rested amidst rolling hills and jagged mountains. A diverse, vibrant place, home both to the strange undead, the adaptable humans, and all else who deemed it fit to shelter them from the weather and...

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Chapter 21 - Choke, SC

Sunday kept weaving through the swampy terrain, narrowly dodging the tireless mutt’s attempts to free him of an appendage and life. The hound didn’t care. It tore through trees and mud like a tank. It was, after all, a monstrous dog that ate s...

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