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Lauren woke up pretty early as today he was boarding the ship to go to the Mainland, He got ready and boarded the ship after traveling for two days he finally reached a port near Fuschia city leaving the ship he took out his bike from his space pouch and rode it towards the city to refill his stock when he reached there he saw someone he didn't want to, it was Ash and it looked liked he has defeated Koga recently, Lauren didn't want to get into trouble by meeting Ash as where ever he goes trouble follows him.

I tried not to think too much about Ayla, or Naomis” headstone yet somehow the two snuck their way into my mimd every now and then. “Feeling comfortable Alpha?” WormWhicks’ voice sounded a bit more croaky and I reckoned he might have been train-sick — if only that made any sense. The journey to the west was definitely going to take longer than I expected. I let my head droop down, hoping to catch a day dream long enough to carry me the entire ride. “Feeling well Alpha?” WormWhicks’ voice disturbed me from my sleep, I blinked a few times, raising my head up to get a good look at his face. He adjusted his glasses on his nose.

I was now a survivor, and I knew that I had to be strong if I was going to make it in the world. I didn't know him or his pack, but I saw an opportunity to make some coin by finding the potion to cure him. I set out on my search, determined to find the cure and claim the reward. Days turned into weeks as I traveled through the forest, encountering various creatures and overcoming many obstacles. I walked through thick bushes and climbed steep hills. I crossed small streams and large rivers, slept in the cold rain, and suffered under the hot sun. The journey was long and exhausting, but I persevered. I encountered some wolves who were looking for the cure. We seemed to form a mutual respect a

Nana's carriage swept past through the rugged mountains at full speed. Jin was close in pursuit. It was his first time seeing the breathing taking western sceneries. They were never told how beautiful a land layed in the Western countries. It was too beautiful for eyes. The clouds were of a pink and blue hue. The land stretched into beautiful gardens with flowers never known to his eyes. They danced magnificently in the subtle breeze. The valley gave way to hillocks at many places. Streams sprouting from here and there. The aura filled the entire stretch, calming the mind and cooling the view. The hillocks gave way to gigantic mountains. Those were decorated with flying lanterns to make tran

Our only option to reach our destination in time is to shift into our wolf forms. We’ve run together for fun before, but we don’t play around this time. Our wolves swiftly zig-zag uphill, focused on our goal. I have a general sense of the direction to get to the cave, but Jason is highly determined, so I follow his lead. Regret claws at my heart every time we fall behind. Not only does our strength and agility slow us, but the lack of experience is also showing. Makya’s years of practice in navigating through thick forests is impressive. But as the fantastic man Jason is, he knows we can’t keep up and slows down so we can catch up.

Their spirits are burning as their journey has a big mission in order to liberate the Shamo Mainland from the inhumane rule of the Yianju Headquarters. Thus, the journey to the Eastern Waters began. The Guichuan ship was moving in a predetermined direction. Sail across the open seas and get ready to conquer any obstacles or attacks that may come your way. --- Leave a 5 star review as support for the author. Thank you ----

They trusted me, and I would not fail them. Our journey to the western district had been nothing to write home about. It took us three days of traveling. Barely stopping to rest or eat. We crossed deep valleys and mountains filled with strange animals that we of the eastern part have not seen before. Ellorin as a whole is a massive continent made up of two parts, the West and the East. The two of them are separated by a large forest that is known as the Great Forest. That is home to the rogues. We reached the western district in exactly three days and finally set camp in preparation for the attack. The west was ruled by only one leader. The one who called himself the master. So it is easy to

Xiao Chen felt that the two were mocking him, which made him a little upset and angry, but his grandmother suddenly said something. "I have a good place, suitable for my grandson to go through the disaster. Why not the western border? More precisely, the place where the land of death is located. If I'm not mistaken, if you do it there, it won't cause harm to others. Besides, that place is uninhabited!" said the grandmother, causing Xiao Chen to fall silent for a moment before thinking that it was a place worth trying. There were four borders on the western continent, three of which belonged to the empire and one was in the hands of people who refused to submit to it. Even though all the port

There was no need crying over spilled milk. "We would find them don't worry" my wolf said to me. I sighed and knelt beside one of the fallen rogues and closed his eyes. Whatever evil they had in them, they had once been wolves too. They deserved that much. I whispered a quiet prayer to the moon goddess, then rose. The journey was east. The family I sought dwelled in the east. I walked towards the east, hoping I'll be accepted. Hoping I'd pass the trials and be worthy of my gift.

--- Kael left the settlement as the sun began to rise, the baby in his arms, a pack of supplies on his back. He didn't know where he was going, didn't have a plan, didn't know how he was going to protect a child when he could barely protect himself. But he had made a promise. And he intended to keep it. --- The journey west was long and hard. Kael walked through forests and across rivers, over mountains and through valleys, carrying the baby in a sling across his chest. She slept most of the time, waking only to eat and cry, and Kael learned to read her needs, to anticipate her cries, to comfort her when she was scared.