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“No!” Kylie screamed as her eyelids fluttered open, her arm outstretched as though she was reaching for something that she could not attain.“Oh? Did I wake you up from a pleasant dream?” Delores, the woman who had saved her and brought her here, chuckled upon seeing Kylie’s actions. Kylie’s head whipped towards the direction of her voice. It was one that she remembered, and though she hadn’t seen Delores before, she was able to recognize her as the woman who had saved her from the dragon.“Why that expression? You look like you were just forced to run over a puppy.” Delores smiled jovially and patted Kylie’s shoulder. She acted in such a friendly manner that Kylie began to wonder if they knew each other before today. That said whether or not they did know each other, Delores had snatched a golden opportunity from her. She had taken away her opportunity to learn more about herself and her parents!“She knew what she was doing,” Kylie thought silently to herself. She hadn’t sensed it b

*Why are you so shocked*Red scoffed.*Great Wolves may be rare beasts in your world – in fact, they are extinct in yous – but they aren’t exactly the brightest. They may seem intelligent and highly cognizant of things around them, but the latter is merely in their own heads. For their greatest weakness is their inability to differentiate reality from truth. They are unaware of the fact that they have been trapped in the Lake of Beginnings all this while. It’s likely that they have been there for centuries, given that Great Wolves have been missing from the world for several decades now. Based on what I saw in your memories, they were trapped there by someone*Red’s words caused Kylie to sink into contemplation. Her thoughts muddled and her mind unclear. What she was learning was something she figured was beyond herself, but the fact that Red was speaking about these things so freely meant that the Causality Locks on this information were nothing when faced with his authority. Not onl

It had been three hours since the meeting between the Levity executives ended. In fact, the entire conference room was desolate, for everyone had left hours ago. There was only one person who remained now – the Chairman of Levity Museum, James Levity. James sat silently, accompanied by a bottle of wine and a wine glass. Swirling the drink in his hand around, his mind thought back to the meeting that had occurred prior. It was an abrupt end to a meeting that was meant to go on for a few more hours and even the other agendas that had been prepared for discussion had all been disregarded because of one person.“Kaizo, the Beast of War,” James Levity brought his trembling hands to his lips and wiped the dried-up blood that occupied their corners. His eyes were cold and calculating, and his gaze was like that of an aged-old snake.“What did you think of him?” A dark shadow appeared behind the seated James Levity. Although the room was brightly lit, so much so that not even a black cat coul

“Oh? Why are you two just standing around,” Ming He, the man known to the underground fighting ring as the Lightning Emperor frowned while observing the smiling faces of his two apprentices.“I presume that they think that they decide when their training is over now,” Chu Feng, the Lightning Emperor’s sworn brother and a man who had once roamed the world with him, chuckled. He and Ming He shared the same disciples and had decided to take on the task of raising disciples together for the first time ever. So far, things had been going pretty well. Both Isaac and Leslie were vastly talented and showed much promise. In just two months, the two had risen to become 1 Star Warriors, an especially impressive feat when one took into consideration that they were using the training methods of Ming He and Chu Feng; and those two were famous in the world of the strong for their difficult to cultivate techniques. However, everything had a price and a cost. While their techniques were difficult to m

“I see,” Ming He’s reply was calm and unruffled. It was a surprising response given the man’s temperament, but it was the best that Chu feng could hope for; however, looking into Ming He’s eyes, one could see a dark rage that had yet to subside – a power that was only kept at bay by the current circumstances.“What about the Enforcers? Do they know what you know?” Ming He asked, bringing another organization into this. The Enforcers were dragons that used to be a part of the dragon race. In ancient times, Enforcers had served as punishers that kept the dragon council in order. They could not make decisions for the dragon race, neither could they overrule the decisions of the Dragon King, but they had the power to kill or imprison any dragon that broke the rules, even if they were king! Enforcers were made up of old dragons that used to be part of the dragon council, and their leader was an old dragon king blessed with the gift of immortality. Unfortunately, just like humans were priso