Novel & Cerita Booktok Banned

A parent growled. “No!!” That voice came from Tessa and the forcefulness of her tone startled everybody. “You can’t fire him, Mr. Connors. Professor Evergreen did nothing wrong just as everyone was saying. He has limited edition books and books that haven’t been released to the public in his library at his home. He was talking about them in class, and we wanted to see them. He didn’t force us to go to his home. The students who wanted to see these books chose to visit there. It was nothing more than a book club. What happened to Morgan was unfortunate, but it wasn’t his fault.” Everyone fell silent as they processed Tessa’s words. I was impressed with how strong-minded she was. She appeared

Ever since what happened on Mon's 'execution', even though no one remembered a thing, Doctor Bai had asked the king to stop any form of literature in the kingdom. From books to tiny strips of paper as long as it contains a letter or two were burned down to ashes, allowing to legalize it only for the castle's own use. "My books! Please don't do this to my store, sire!" cried an old woman to a soldier who was gathering all the books that she was selling in an open area, preparing to get them burned. She was doing her best to stop them from ransacking her store.

"I wouldn’t say that, Your Majesty. The man I saw was a toy merchant. He gave his toys to a group of street children, then performed the wall penetration, leaving like a magician. I suppose he wanted to make them laugh. But I knew it wasn’t a magician’s trick. That was a solid wall." He paused, then added thoughtfully, "Maybe the books were wrong. Maybe that’s why they were banned—because they weren’t true." I let out a laugh. That certainly wasn’t the reason those books had been banned, but Max’s point was interesting. And since he had witnessed what he did, there seemed no reason to withhold the truth from him.

asked Milton when the old Fire Mage kept glaring at him. “Brother Milton,” Mariuk snarled. “The Arch-Mage told me to find some books for you.” He pointed at a stack of books on his desk. “Treat my books with love. They are very precious and rare. And if you lose one more book, boy, I am banning you for life from entering my library,” he warned Milton. Milton rubbed the back of his neck. He looked embarrassed. “It wasn’t my fault. I left the book on the table and went to look for another one. When I returned, the book wasn’t where I left it.”

This female was definitely close to the King, and if so, maybe she could help me convince him to let me go free. “Yes, I already read it. Shakespeare.” I answered her. “I love to read and let's face it that in our environment, there are few books of this type. Just books about building, how to be a Luna, or how to be a proper lady.” I said, rolling my eyes and I heard Morgan giggling softly. "I know, right?!" “In some packs, human books of this sort are forbidden. I'm shocked the King didn't banish them here.” I confessed. Even though I didn't want to admit it, I had to say that the King had done some good.

Alicia screamed with a sigh. "You do know you are not permitted to read that book in your hands right?" Bryan asked. "It is forbidden in the palace for a witch to read the spell book." "I… I didn't know about that, I was just so bored and decided to read a book. I came into the Library, and that was the first book that caught my attention when I came here. I didn't know it was forbidden to read it, I meant no harm whatsoever," Alicia said with her face to the ground.

“My spectral state came as a boon and I strolled right in. My eyes widened as moonlight streamed through the perma-ice skylight and bathed everything. The first thought that entered my mind was: This must be heaven. There were shelves upon shelves of scrolls, hardbound manuscripts and woodblock prints. More importantly, the titles were nothing I had ever heard before, or I had heard of them but only in rumors. It was like finding a cornucopia of buried treasure. I leapt shelf to shelf devouring the titles printed along the thick spines: Practical Wushu, Ice-Breaker Techniques, Do or Jutsu: That is the Question, The Martial Manifesto, The Art of Deception, How to Deal with Dark Ki… “The subje

Barnes hadn’t given us instructions to start on anything, when my eyes fell onto the symbol on one of the tomes projected on the whiteboard. My spine snapped straight and my mouth dropped open, my ears straining with effort to catch up with what Mr. Barnes was saying. “...Of the darkest kind. This time is a high commodity in necromancy, due to its untapped power. One of the reasons why it’s been banned from being accessed.” Silence fell and Mr. Barnes' gaze fell into the back of the class. He released a long sigh. “Yes, Mr. Greene?” “So, what other reason has the tome of death been banned?” Luca quipped.

She said with an awkward smile. The shop's owner sighed, "Remember that I told you not to tell other people that there are books about mana and magic creations here?" "Uh-huh." "That's because if those people know that you're trying to learn mana control, you will only get yourself in trouble." "Trouble ..." Chiara uttered. "What do you think is the reason why these are the only books about mana left in the whole empire?" "Are you telling me that they are purposefully eliminating knowledge about mana, because they don't want other people aside from them to suddenly gain power?"

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