A Modern Man Who Transmigrated Into The Murim World の小説・ストーリー

They were wheeled outside into an ambulance. William turned to glare at T-Murek. He looked very cross. Suddenly, T-Murek’s body grew bigger. His face slowly transformed into someone else. His body structure grew larger and taller until he was fully transformed. Everyone in the room stopped to stare with their mouths open. Silence fell. They all watched in disbelief as T-Murek transformed into Lawrence. Derik couldn’t believe his eyes. His jaw went slack as he watched the event unfold. “No way,” he muttered in total disbelief, his eyes widening.

"I was once human like you too. It's a long story. But I kept going back to earth and coming back here, and someone tampered with my memories. My memory was meant to be wiped off for a new arrival on Earth. Each time we come back here, our memories are erased permanently. We remember nothing and then we're made babies and sent back to earth to start a new life. At the Transmigration Clinic, a doctor forgot to wipe 100% of memories from my mind." He pauses briefly, inclining his head. "I went back to earth, found my grave, and when I grew older, I was transported back here. It was so painful. The quantum leap was a horrible experience for me. I lost my manhood, my irises and my leg during t

a place where your liquid cash will be well taken care of . One thing she notices is how the words written within the ordinary-looking poster were able to change in its own accord like a power point presentation when technology like that is not a known thing in this world. "This world has magic, while ours have the technology to make all things possible... Err I mean, my previous world on my previous life..." Upon their arrival, a short person, as in a really small man, probably just around a little over a foot in height assisted them. "Good day, our dear guest. My name is Jiminie. This way, please."

But the thought of the look I was going to get from Giselle's face kept me going. Finally, we got to the dead end of a narrow alley. "Now, as a guardian, I can just create a doorway to wherever I want to go that isn't among humans. I'm sure you're already aware of that, but I don't know if it's possible for you to go through it since you're, you know." She sized me up before continuing. "Human" "Let's give it a try," I replied wryly. Immediately, a door opened on the wall, and all I could see within was a white, blinding light.

Chu Xun continued, "The world outside is in chaos, and the Lost Races have appeared again. This place has been abandoned, and I think the owner must have died. There is a kind of fruit called Fruits of Transfiguration in the outside world. It can help a beast transform into a human being. These people have eaten the fruits and thus become human beings." The wyrm widened its huge eyes, very confused. "Do you understand me or not?" Chu Xun asked. The wyrm shook its head. "No," Chu Xun was speechless. He guessed that the wyrm had been captured and brought to that place just when it was born, so it knew little about the outside world. "How about I bring you to pick the Fruits of Transfiguration

My fangs pressed against my lips, ready to tear his throat out if necessary. "This body is human, but his soul is no longer of this world. I've taken it over. My name is Izu. I am a demura. And this forest is my hunting ground." I curved low, getting into a fighting stance. I had no idea what a demura was, but he should know that I was not his prey. Opening my mouth, I released my fangs. The man's blood smelled rotten. No way I would drink from him, but my fangs were razor sharp and made a great weapon.

A talkative one, at that. “I am Dr Yomi Adedeji, the head of the Ovic Incorporation.” “Oh, so you are the designated bad dude.” “Excuse me?” “The self-appointed bad guy.” The man stared at her, confusion etched on his face; and then chortled like Temi had said the most hilarious thing ever. “Look here, little lady,” he said when he descended from his high throne of laughter. “You are going to help me take over the world... with your body. Inside you is the key to life itself. With you, the Soul Transference Room has to be recreated and I will save the world.”

Somehow, I feel sad about my situation; I want to see my father and Ciel again. "You were able to live in the place you came from because your ability has not yet awakened but things are different now. You cannot go back there with your ability as it is now. Mysticuria balances the mystic and the outside world can't do that. You realized it too, didn't you? That this place is peculiar? You are in Mysticuria, a mystical place hidden on earth. Well, this town is part of Mysticuria and is just a little different from your "home" because the people dwelling here do not possess special abilities called mystics but they are aware of the existence of mystic wielders. More than half of the Mysticuri

"The future? I... I don't know. Maybe? Everything feels so wrong. Please, I don't belong here. You have to help me get back!" The realization hit Kiara like a lightning bolt. This woman wasn't just another soul lost in this world—she had been transmigrated, just like Kiara. "You…" Kiara's voice was barely above a whisper. "You've been brought here, too." The woman's panic only grew. "What do you mean? How do you know this?" Kiara hesitated, her thoughts racing back to her arrival in this strange world. "Because the same thing happened to me. I'm not from here either."

The crowd watched in hushed anticipation, the air thick with expectation. "Take your aims, sirs." The crowd watched in anticipation. "And Fire!" At the signal, both men turned and fired their pistols simultaneously. The shots rang out, echoing through the grove. Both men squeezed the trigger, but only one shot ranf out, silencing the birds. A look of shock and disbelief crossed Simon's face as he realised his treachery had backfired. He clutched his side where a bullet had struck, his sly smile replaced by a grimace of pain.