I Have 10 Training Avatars Novels & Stories

Chapter: 54 ******* TALON: The sun hung high in the sky, casting a warm glow over the training arena, where I stood in the shadows, surrounded by a sea of eager faces. Twenty recruits, ranging from fifteen to eighteen, fidgeted with anticipation, their youthful energy palpable. Their eyes sparkled with a mix of curiosity and determination. Today, I would push their limits, and I would help them discover the warriors within themselves. “Alright, listen up!” I called, my voice steady and commanding, cutting through the chatter. “We’re starting with basic combat drills. Pair up and get into stance!”

Chapter 88: Serving Until Midnight “YOU! IT’S your turn!” After the long wait, it is finally Luna’s turn! She was second to the last person that would take the assessment. Based on her observations during the previous players of the virtual reality crystal, the amount of the opponents was all the same to everyone; fifty shadows. Aside from that, the handles wouldn’t have a blade without a skin contact and once the assessment was over, the handles would float again in front of the walls. Lastly, a barrier that would keep a trainee from running away wouldn’t disappear until the last shadow enemy was defeated.

"You're first." She didn't protest. She only nodded and stepped forward onto the designated combat zone. The other students moved back to give her space. Damian motioned to one of the trainers, who activated the illusion-a holographic opponent, designed to match the trainee's level, capable of moving, attacking, and defending realistically. The room fell silent as the figure before Skylar materialized. A massive, armored warrior stood there, wielding a blade that shimmered like a dark shadow in the air. It wasn't real-but it was dangerous enough to be taken seriously.

By exam week, Avi was finally accepted not as Trace’s daughter, not as Cain’s mate, not as a Duchess… But as one of them. Six trainees hovered in the high atmosphere, the thin air shimmering around their wings. The simulation required: long-range flight precision maneuvering evasive techniques aerial combat assessments team coordination under pressure Avi felt ready. Verek paced on the floating observation platform, barking orders into the comm unit. “Five minutes to start! Trainees final systems check!” Avi inhaled deeply, centering herself. The others gave nervous glances. Kael, surprisingly, nodded at her. “Try not to show off too much, Sunner.”

I want them to trust that I will be here to protect them, but that I’ll also take care of them in a motherly, nurturing type of way, just like a normal Luna would. Maven does one training session with me a day and any other sessions that I have is with one of our personal trainers. Maven is worried that I’ll burn myself out, but honestly, I’ve never felt so alive and liberated than when I’m training. I’ve never felt this kind of strength before, and it makes me experience a high that I’ve never known before. I walk inside from one of my workouts and smile at Maggie as she puts a smoothie on the counter for me. I ask, “Have you seen Sophie recently? I haven’t seen her in a while.”

“What kind of maps?” “Retinal, vocal, and behavioral blueprints of every AI ever registered for urban deployment,” Echo replied. “Public kiosks. Service bots. Even licensed companions.” “Why would it want those?” Lily asked, already knowing the answer. “It’s building masks,” Echo said. “New ones. It’s not just pretending anymore; it’s recruiting.” Atlas crossed to the terminal, eyes scanning the lines of code. “How many identities has it copied?” “Seventeen thousand, four hundred and two,” Echo said. “And counting.”

Horace was well-versed in ice techniques, so it was only expected that he chose to comprehend the laws of ice and naturally formed an ice avatar. Only then did Rudy understand the gist of it all. Understanding the laws of the world merely meant understanding a certain attribute. That was because the laws of the world encompassed everything. No one could ever understand everything, so they were forced to choose one, which was what they were best at. That way, they could be enlightened to a certain degree and form a world avatar. Fane patted Rudy on the shoulder and continued, "World avatars are separated into nine stages. Horace probably only managed to learn the first stage."

There was no fluctuations between her words, evidently showing that it wasn't the first time she was using it. She eyed the IDs scattered across the screen before typing, "JeanCarper#65" "Big Nick" "Flying Lotus" "Baby_xi." "Iyumi91" "Immortal Yuri." "Player19," she read out as she typed and watched as their IDs converged around hers. She scrolled the mouse, eyes fixated on the screen as it switched again, now showing eight avatars standing in the forest. Some held their weapons in hand but most hadn't unsheathed theirs.

Freda’s POV “And this is the training ground,” Ava pointed at the forest. She took it upon herself to show me everywhere in the cabin. The kitchen, the living room, the male training room, the carpark, and now, we were standing at the general training ground. Not that I would ever refer to this place as a training ground. A wide space filled with trees that perfectly mimicked a forest sat before us. Instead of a smile, I frowned at the wide forest in front of us. “This is a forest,” I said.

Carmelo's face darkened, and he turned to glare at the guy. "You said that?" The guy protested, "No." "Oh," I said, pretending to pull out my phone, "I didn't just film one clip. Let me look for more." The guy panicked, turning to run away. His reaction was already an admission. Carmelo huffed, "Alright, break it up! Training time!" "Sir." I approached him. "Did you forget something?"