It was supposed to be a secret. Teacher Kira warned be the previous day. No one must know that I possess the Royal Euphenic Blood.  “The knowledge of your unique constitution will only draw unnecessary complications, which may bring you lots of problem. Don't tell anyone... don't ever forget this!”  Remembering those very words, my heart thumped a bit.  ‘Dorothy mustn't suspect anything at all,’ I said to myself.  There in the beautiful, colourful garden, Dorothy and I were still contemplating our own thoughts.  In a crystal ball floating in the air, there was a little, gaseous being hiding within.  As I looked at Dorothy about to speak on her final conjecture of what she thought to be the reason for whatever was within the crystal ball to be so scared, I quickly came in-between her words.  “Let's just look at what it is.”  Dorothy shook

As I listened on, I got to understand that the gray-robed senior, Sun Xao, was an ascetic, and hence, many people knew next to nothing about him. He was one of those guys you wouldn't want to mistakenly step on, despite how tranquil they looked. Just like Bai Xun, Senior Sun was also fanned by lots of people in the Martial Arts School.  The tension and pressure from the sparring ground was hot, despite the battle barely even starting. Cold sweat ran down the backs of the audience.  As Sun Xao unsheathed his sword, there was a sudden roar of a dragon from his blades. It was more than clear that the fellow was born and raised in swordsmanship.  Raising his sword up, Sun Xao drew out a fine sword essence from the tip of his blade which led everyone to shudder.  It couldn't be said any louder just how sharp that blade was. It was clear for all to see.  Sun Xao drove his spiritual energy in coalition with his sword essence,

The D-Day had finally arrived.  After proper paying of respects to my uncle before departure, my savage beasts and I headed for the Beast Hall where I was to meet with the Acorn Master. Dorothy, on the other hand, had gone directly to the Thaumaturgy Hall for her departure.  It was easy for me to pack my stuffs due to the great advantage of my storage ring.  In no time, I arrived the Beast Hall. Unlike what I was expecting, today was quite “overpopulated”. People streamed in with all sorts of savage beasts the world has ever known.  Thankfully, although it was crowded with people, it wasn't disorganised. There was a name system carried out, wherefore, one enters the main hall after one's name has been called.  Immediately I arrived, I was shocked to hear my name.  “Phew, I don't have to wait all day,” I muttered under my breath in ecstacy and relief.  Stepping in, I rec

  “Just where the heck am I; and what sort of fricking test is this supposed to be?!"  The trappers stopped on their tracks and looked at one another, somewhat puzzled.  The leader sighed.  “We are sorry, stranger. We mistook you for the kidnapped princess!”  “Kidnapped princess?” now it was my turn to be puzzled.  “Yes. The princess has been kidnapped! We need to find her before the king does... or we'll be dead meat,” one of the four trappers said.  “What princess?” I asked, still not getting the gist.  “The only princess I know of is the princess of Vinia!”  The leader was starting to get irritated.  I quickly remembered that the attendant had explained that everything I'd be seeing in here would only be illusions, therefore, none of these are real!  I looked down at my body and saw

 After all the affairs of the night, and a few other discussions amidst the Vinia Royal Guard, the Beast Hunters and I; I returned with them to their camp which was only a short distance away. A quick tent was prepared for me... at least I was rest assured of having a place to rest my head.  Thirty minutes later, I was seated cross-legged inside my tent, listening to the peaceful snores from the other tents, and wondering.  I was wondering what this place really was; who these people really were; what I really was!  From the latter conversations with the others, I came to the knowledge that those possessing the same unique constitution as myself were all under the same lineage... yet, I was not a royalty, neither were any distant relatives of mine related to this place in anyway... at least, it's rational to make such a conclusion.  “Could it be that I do not actually possess the Royal Spirit Bloodline?” I muttered