Apa Itu Esper Novels & Stories

he rolled his eyes while she chuckled and he turned to Athena, “I see you have met Athena.” “Is that her name?” Esperanza smiled, looking at Athena and then she glanced at Sean, “I was just about to introduce myself to her before you came in.” Then she stretched out her hand to Athena with a sweet smile on her face, “I’m Esperanza Sanchez.” Athena glanced at Sean, wondering if she should shake her hand and also why she wasn’t hostile to her anymore. Sean nodded once at her and she shook the hand, “Athena Grace.”

Esper's spine as if he saw a demon who walked right out of hell. All the other staff in the meeting room were stunned. They were all staring at the fellow carrying a little girl, feeling a burning desire to know more. The air the young man exuded was terrifying, but Mr. Esper was not afraid at all. He was the ambassador of the Abashidze Embassy in Drunham City. Because of that, Mr. Esper frowned and looked at Liam with caution and suspicion. He asked icily, "Who are you? Do you not know that this is the Abashidze Embassy?"

"Exactly. We sincerely wish to cooperate." Janice signaled, and one of her followers loudly proclaimed, "You can trade for a bottle of healing agent with 1,000 ice beast crystal cores." Upon hearing the price, the meeting room fell silent again. The reason was that the price was too high! Normally, an Esper needed 100 crystal cores for each advancement. The healing agent was simply too costly! No matter how effective the healing agent was, it was still a support item. It wasn't as important as the advancement of an Esper's superpower.

Cassidy’s expression went serious. “What’s going on?” Riko frowned. “Well, I’m sorry to tell you that the end of the world is coming. The antichrist will be born in June,” Cassidy sighed with a completely straight face. Seriously? She had to call our baby the antichrist? I mean, a blending of our genetics could have terrifying results. Elijah looked confused as he tried to figure out what my wife was talking about. Riko, however, lit up as she got it instantly.

Burke bellowed, his voice booming, drawing everyone’s attention. Lancelot and Rui subtly stepped back a few paces, maintaining their distance from him. We don’t know this guy! “We’re number 2!” A petite girl wearing a pink hoodie, with fair skin and a delicate face, cheerfully hopped forward, waving a number 2 slip in her hand. Lancelot thought for a moment and recalled some details from the past few days. Elisa, 13 years old, B-level potential, a hybrid esper with physical enhancement and mental manipulation powers. She had been in the training camp for three months and was quite strong.

She wasn't the happy and playful woman that they knew anymore. Larch nodded his head after hearing Flora as a sign of agreeing to her. He suddenly realized that the Esperers didn't set other goals for them aside from exterminating those monster trees to avoid the production of Anitos. They were only given the background that monster trees are moving giant plants. They are only called Anitos once they have eaten a person inside their trunk. Nothing more, nothing less.

"Keep stalling. See where it gets you." Caught red-handed, Athena didn't even blush—just pressed her lips together and smiled. "Fine, fine. I'll tell you! It's tied to my ability. I can create ability users whose powers can't be absorbed directly, but I can extract their abilities using a special method—this Esper Liquid you saw." Her explanation was probably true. Ray had noticed he couldn't absorb anything from the blood-poisoned man, even though the guy was clearly an Esper. But she was definitely leaving things out.

"Not to disregard my patron deity, but I never needed her to read minds, objects and do telepathy. I'm a natural born esper." "You're a what now?" "Esper," Sophia repeated. "Someone with a developed psychic ability. It's a thing." "Man, there's always something with you guys," Lars said. He scratched his sideburn and nervously chuckled. "I think so far the only ordinary human Scion I've met is just Claros. Even then, you said he was a great alchemist earlier, didn't you?" Edwin nodded. "Yeah, he's not called Master Inventor for nothing."

Esper let out a long yawn as she stretched, watching the soft pinks and purples dancing across the snow. The view was so enchanting and serene. She just sat there, watching it until her stomach let out a loud grumble. "Ugh, alright, breakfast it is." She got up and walked up to her door. Esper had a shocking surprise when she opened her door. Saffron was standing there, her arms folded across her chest, and her foot jutted out, giving Esper a disapproving look.