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Chapter 1704: A Slap Heard Around the World

It seemed like the diminutive Master Sunless, an unknown Ascended from the lakeshore settlement, had no chance against the young master of the Aegis Rose clan. Not only was Tristan much taller and more powerfully built, but he was also a Legacy...

And Legacies still held the title of the most skilled and deadly warriors of humanity, by far, even now that the number of Awakened had swelled. Their upbringing, training, and martial culture were all designed to produce lethal fighters to rule the battlefield unopposed.

The idle onlookers did not know what the pretty young man had done to enrage the Legacy scion so much, but from the looks of it, he was in for a good beating... which was a shame, considering that with his jade skin and slender figure, he looked quite handsome.

Sadly, though, he didn't look like much of a fighter.

Neither did Master Sunless seem very familiar with handling a blade. He tried to swing the provided greatsword to deflect an incoming attack, but failed.

Not, not just that...

Perhaps due to his short stature and slender build, he actually lost control of the heavy blade and allowed its weight to pull him off balance, Instead of deflecting the opponent's sword, he yelped and stumbled forward instead.

That was a common mistake most often seen among Awakened. Young Awakened were prone to overestimating their newfound strength, forgetting that their mass and center of gravity remained the same. So, it was easy for them to misjudge things and end up being pulled forward by the inertia of their own swing.

Still. For a Master to be that inexperienced in combat was a bit...

The delicate Ascended seemed to be doomed.

But, strangely enough, he ended up being saved by his clumsy mistake. It was doubtful that he could have deflected Tristan's powerful strike, but after stumbling forward and nearly sprawling on the ground, the opponent's sword missed and flew harmlessly above his head.

There was a murmur among the onlookers...

"Lucky."

But then, they were treated to a bizarre spectacle.

That Master Sunless was not just lucky... it was as if he was charmed!

No matter what Tristan of Aegis Rose tried to do, his sword never seemed able to reach the cowardly opponent. Master Sunless slipped on the cobblestones, accidentally evading a skillful attack. While trying to stand up, he tripped on the hem of his own silk robe, losing balance and gracelessly sprawling on the ground... but also making Tristan's follow-up strike miss him entirely.

While trying to block a downward slash, he actually failed to hold on to his sword and dropped it, staggering back in panic. However, in the process, the coward accidentally kicked the falling sword and sent it flying in the direction of the Legacy scion, who was forced to hastily defend his lower torso and retreat.

Then, Master Sunless recklessly bent down to pick up the fallen sword a grievous mistake when facing an armed opponent! However, it was exactly because no one in their right mind would think of leaving themselves so open to a lethal blow that Tristan had never anticipated it, once again fruitlessly sliced the empty air above the oblivious opponent's head.

"What are you doing?! Fight like a man!"

A sheepish smile appeared on the unknown Master's deathly pale face.

"But I... I was trying to pick up my sword! How am I supposed to fight without a sword?"

Ascended Tristan let out an infuriated growl.

"Just take it, damn! I'll step back!"

Under everyone's bewildered gazes, he took a step back and waited patiently for his opponent to arm himself.

But Master Sunless did not seem to be in a hurry. breathing heavily.

Tristan's face twitched.

"What are you doing?!”

The delicate young man coughed.

"Well... you didn't specify that I should pick it up immediately, did you? So I thought I'd catch my breath real quick."

The Legacy scion seemed stuck between complete disbelief and apoplectic fury.

"Pick it up right this second!"

Master Sunless bent down and gripped the sword.

"Alright, alright... there's no need to shout..."

Soon, the oddly comical duel continued.

He continued stumbling blindly through the hurricane of steel, remaining unscathed by sheer, ridiculous luck.

But even that helpless fool's luck was bound to run out sooner or later. And finally, in less than a minute, Tristan's sword pierced the silk robe and bit into the delicate young man's shoulder.

He had held back, not wishing to deliver a serious wound to the offending profligate, so the cut was shallow.

Still, a cut was a cut.

...It also hurt like a real cut. Sunny grimaced.

Young Master Tristan, meanwhile, gave him a disdainful smirk and retrieved his sword. The two of them were standing close to each other, and the Legacy was staring down at Sunny, his face full of pleased indignation.

"Serves you right, scoundrel. The victory is mine. Now... apologize! Recount your misdeeds and humbly beg forgiveness! I'll let you off easy if you do... but if you don't, don't blame me for being ruthless!"

But Sunny simply tilted his head.

...Who says that the victory is yours?"

Tristan blinked.

"What? I clearly just won. What are you..."

But Sunny was nonplussed. He raised the collar of the Nebulous Mantle, revealing the black shirt beneath.

"We agreed to fight to first blood. Do you see any blood?"

The young Master stared at his chest in confusion.

There was clearly a cut in the little knave's shirt... but where was the blood?

Even the blade of his sword was clean.

He frowned and started to speak, his tone full of confusion:

"How..."

But before he could finish...

And to the absolute shock of everyone watching...

The next moment, Sunny's fist slammed into his face with an audible bang, sending young Tristan of Aegis Rose staggering back.

The Legacy scion collided with his friend, Master Mercy, while covering his face with a hand. His stunned eyes were opened wide.

There was blood dripping between his fingers beneath them.

Suddenly, the courtyard was silent.

In that silence, Ascended Tristan slowly lowered his hand, revealing two red streams flowing out of his nostrils and marring his handsome face.

His voice was listless:

"You... you..."

Sunny dropped the heavy greatsword on the ground with visible relief, rubbed his wrists, and let out a sigh.

Then, he smiled.

"Well, it seems like I have won. Good fight, good fight. Now, shall we proceed with begging for forgiveness? You don't need to kneel... I'm not a pervert, so I'm not into such stuff..."

At that moment, young Master Tristan looked like he would spit blood. That, too, would have constituted Sunny's victory... if the Legacy wasn't already bleeding...

Then, Tristan's features contorted, and he seemed to completely lose his mind.

With a face flush with murderous wrath, the Legacy lunged forward and roared:

"You wretched mongrel!"

Sunny pretended to be frightened and flinched away with an ungentlemanly shriek.

Coincidentally - or rather, quite purposefully - the sun was directly behind him.

Which meant that his shadow was sprawled on the cobblestones directly in front of him.

Right where Ascended Tristan's foot had just landed.

Using a tiny bit of essence, Sunny stealthily manifested a small part of the wild shadow and made it trip the poor fool without anything noticing.

That was more than enough to send the enraged young Master, who had committed to the attack a little bit too hard, completely off balance.

It all worked splendidly.

...In fact, it worked a little bit too well.

'Oh. Crap.'

Sunny had forgotten to take one small, but vitally important detail into account.

In the next moment, everyone in the courtyard witnessed a startling scene.

Ascended Tristan of the Aegis Rose clan lunged at the dainty Master, who let out an embarrassing shriek and flinched away in fear. By doing so, he not only completely avoided the sudden attack, but also caused the Legacy to lose balance and be pulled forward by the weight of his sword.

And there, right behind his cowardly opponent...

Was the parapet of the courtyard ramparts.

The young Legacy had no time to slow down and collided with it at full speed, buckling at the waist and flying over the stone parapet in the blink of an eye.

A split second later, his figure disappeared from view.

A dumbfounded silence settled over the courtyard.

...In a few moments, everyone shuddered as they heard a loud crash from somewhere far below.

Master Sunless looked back with a strange expression on his face, then cleared his throat and gracefully straightened his mantle with an elegant motion.

Then, he turned to Mercy of Clan Dagonet and said, his voice full of sincere concern:

"Sir Mercy... why are dawdling? Shouldn't you hurry up and tend to your friend? Such a fall won't kill him... I think... but he'll certainly need a good healer."

The petrified young man slowly nodded.

"Ah... y-yes... I'll go..."

With that, he turned around and hurried away. But at that moment, Master Sunless called out to him:

"Wait a moment!"

Ascended Mercy froze and slowly turned around.

"...Yes?"

Sunny smiled and pointed to the heavy greatsword laying on the ground.

"The sword... what was it, the Hard Breaker? Take the sword with you!"

The young Master stared at the greatsword for a moment, then bent down to pick it up.

"Yes..."

He mumbled an apology and dashed away.

Sunny grinned.

"Make sure that Ascended Tristan takes his time to rest and recuperate! There's no need to rush!"

He sighed and then added, his voice full of magnanimity:

"He can beg me for forgiveness at a later date!”

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    Vernaidia
    10
    Then, the two women suddenly broke into wide smiles.

    «Lady Nephis… thank you!»

    «Nice!»

    He stared at them in confusion.

    «Why are they giving her thumbs up?»
    is bro being FR right now ? every1 knows he is eye candy, every1 but him SMH ehh
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      Turnc4406
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      He steers clear of mirrors. He sort of understands that he looks decent, but not enough to realize he is exceedingly handsome to a fault.
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        Verdant
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        But still, he can create clones! So he must have seen himself!
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    Uchia-Madara-Pathway
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    «Huh.,, why does it smell like popcorn?»


    Cassie!!!!
    You were having a blast while spying on Neph and Sunny joy
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    Dummybaron
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    Sunny traded [Fated] for [Fateless] little did Sunny knew, they were siblings.
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    Kenneth
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    See y'all in another week sigh
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    Pro100zver25
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    1705: Familiar.

    When Nephis returned, the courtyard seemed a little liveller than it had been before. A few people had strange expressions on their faces, and a few more seemed to be glancing at Master Sunless from time to time, their gazes full of contempt and amusement.

    The charming enchanter himself was standing near the parapet of the ramparts, not paying the pointed gazes any attention. He was looking down calmly, a small smile playing on his lips.

    Nephis frowned slightly.

    «Has anyone bothered him?»

    She had not anticipated that leaving Master Sunless alone for a few minutes would be a problem. It was only an hour or two after they had shown themselves together in public, after all… no matter what kind of rumors people wanted to spread, such things took time.

    Nephis definitely did not want anything remotely unpleasant to happen to the delicate young man, so she had to be more watchful in the future.

    Approaching Master Sunless, she said in her usual even tone:

    «I am back. Did something happen?»

    He turned and looked at her with a smile, then lowered his gaze awkwardly,

    «Ah… well.., nothing too serious. There were a couple young men who wanted to have words with me. I'm afraid I failed to resolve the issue amicably. Oh, well… some people simply don't have manners. I'm rather used to such situations.»

    Nephis frown deepened.

    Sunny, of course, was talking about himself — it was Sunny who didn't bother with basic manners unless he wanted to, and was therefore used to facing the violent consequences of running his venomous mouth.

    But Nephis understood it differently.

    [Cassie?]

    Who were these young men, and how dare they be rude to Master Sunless?

    Cassie responded a moment later, her voice deceptively smooth:

    […Tristan of Aegis Rose challenged Master Sunless to a duel.]

    Nephis almost jumped. Of course, her calm expression remained the same… but her mind was suddenly awash with scorching flames.

    [And you didn't warn me?! I explicitly asked you to keep an eye on him in my absence!]

    Imagining the headstrong and domineering scion of the Aegis Rose clan bullying the elegant and gentle Master Sunless made her blood boil… for some reason. Feeling a degree of anger would have been both expected and reasonable, but even Nephis herself was surprised by the intensity of her reaction.

    The image was simply… simply too offensive. Perhaps it was because she had just promised herself to protect the charming young man? Now, mere hours later, it had already come to this.

    Nephis was on the verge of blushing again — this time, out of shame.

    A sudden thought surfaced in her mind.

    «…Should I destroy the Aegis Rose clan?»

    She blinked.

    «No, wait, what am I thinking about?»

    Luckily, at that moment, Cassie responded to her heated question:

    [Neph, relax. What is with you today? Master Sunless is not entirely helpless, and Tristan of Aegis Rose is not entirely brainless. It's just that his Flaw is… well, you know how he is. In any case, he is not a malicious person, just a hot-blooded fool. The worst that could have happened was one of them receiving a scrape…]

    Nephis frowned.

    [Wait, could have happened? Not could happen? The duel already took place?!]

    Cassie coughed.

    [About that… maybe don't mention anything to Master Sunless. It might be embarrassing for him… even though he technically didn't lose…]

    Nephis studied the charming young man silently. Almost immediately, she noticed a thin vertical tear in his robe, where none had been before.

    «I… I should offer to heal him…»

    She imagined laying hands on his chest and infusing it with her flames. But how could she offer to heal him without hurting his pride? Cassie said not to mention the duel…

    Nephis lingered for a few moments, and then reluctantly decided not to say anything. If Master Sunless wanted to keep what had happened to him a secret, she had to respect his wishes.

    He was already on the losing side of their relationship… which was to say, employer and employee relationship… so she had to be mindful of his pride.

    The Aegis Rose clan, however…

    Nephis usually stayed away from the internal politics of the Sword Domain, but if she wanted to exert influence, there was plenty of influence to go exert. Young Master Tristan was about to experience some hardship in his life… not enough to kill him, but plenty enough to teach him a few lessons on how to manage his Flaw better.

    That will also clearly show the other clans that I favor Master Sunless, and that touching the person I favor… pretending to favor, I mean… will not go unpunished.

    Which could further the deception and at the same time protect the charming enchanter going forward, thus killing two birds with one stone.

    Nephis took a deep breath, still feeling guilty.

    Then, she contained her emotions, nodded lightly, and said:

    «Then, please, follow me. There won't be any other delays.»

    Master Sunless smiled and gallantly gestured forward.

    «After you, my lady.»

    As they ascended the steps of the tall tower, Nephis remained silent and thought back to what Cassie had said.

    «…What is it with me today, indeed?»

    Many people thought that Nephis was a cold and emotionless person, but they were all wrong. Her emotions, in fact, often burned with a frightening intensity… it was just that she rarely showed them, if at all.

    Still, looking back, she felt like she had been too flustered in the last few hours — and even before that. Being in the company of the charming enchanter had a strange kind of effect on her…

    Granted, anyone would have been flustered after what Effie had done! Just thinking about it… no, no, no. Nephis refused to think about it!

    But it was an undeniable fact that she couldn't help but act unlike her usual self around Master Sunless, Usually, she would have been much more guarded around a stranger… but there was just something about the delicate young man that made her lower her guard.

    It was like an odd sense of familiarity that had no reason to exist, but was deeply compelling… as if he reminded her of something, or someone, that she had been longing for without even knowing.

    «How strange.»

    The feeling was indeed strange… but not unwelcome. It tasted a little sweet, and a little bitter. But mostly, it was just there.

    Nephis sighed.

    «My behavior thus far has been nothing short of embarrassing. Considering that the two of us will be spending a lot of time together, I really need to maintain composure, and treat Master Sunless with the degree of respect he deserves.»

    She glanced at him, her gaze once again lingering on his exquisite features and glistening onyx eyes for a moment too long.

    Suddenly, Nephis felt that maintaining composure… would be a bit hard.
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      Pro100zver25
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      1706: Memory Purveyor.

      Following Nephis, Sunny ascended the tall tower and found himself on a spacious balcony that served as a pier for the Chain Breaker. Neither of them had spoken about the duel, and it suited him Just fine.

      In any case, he had to admit that his actions had been a little naughty. He could have defused the situation by groveling a little, but chosen to antagonize the pompous Legacy instead for no good reason. Explaining the sequence of events to Nephis would have been a bit embarrassing, and so…

      Sunny went ahead and shamelessly pushed that responsibility onto Cassie.

      Some would call such a move unbecoming, but he preferred to call it… delegation!

      The Chain Breaker was floating in the air a few meters away, with a wide wooden plank affixed between its deck and the stone balcony. Several Fire Keepers seemed to have just finished loading a bunch of wooden crates into the cargo hold of the graceful vessel, and were now resting beneath the branches of the sacred tree.

      Noticing Nephis, all of them stood up.

      Then, their gazes fell on Sunny.

      The Fire Keepers — especially the two women — had a bit of a strange reaction to his appearance.

      «What's wrong with these people…»

      Considering how devoted the Fire Keepers were to Nephis, he would have expected a more intense version of the Jealous hostility the denizens of the Castle had met him with.

      However, they seemed more stunned than unfriendly.

      «M-master Sunless? Why are you here?»

      He forced out a polite smile.

      «Good day. Oh… I am here to sign a contract. I think we'll be working together often in the future., so please take care of me.»

      The Fire Keepers slowly turned to Nephis.

      Then, the two women suddenly broke into wide smiles.

      «Lady Nephis… thank you!»

      «Nice!»

      He stared at them in confusion.

      «Why are they giving her thumbs up?»

      The Fire Keepers frequented the Brilliant Emporium due to their friendship with Aiko. Perhaps they really liked his cooking and assumed that he would be employed as a chef?

      Was the food situation on the Ivory Island that bad?

      Nephis coughed.

      «Ah… yes, I've invited Master Sunless to the Tower, Please get ready to ascend.»

      They joined the Fire Keepers on the deck. The wooden plank was swiftly removed, the mooring cables untled, and no more than a minute later, the flying ship slowly moved.

      The leaves of the sacred tree rustled as the Chain Breaker started to climb into the sky, Sunny looked up and studied it for a while, his gaze lingering on the golden fruits.

      «What would happen if I fed these fruits to Rain?»

      Currently, Rain was preparing to hunt an Awakened Demon in order to absorb some of its essence and push her own toward Awakening. Such was the path most of the ancient people had followed, forging their fates in the crucible of combat. The fruits of the sacred tree contained essence, as well, so its existence was much more precious than the carriers of the Spell could ever imagine.

      Granted, it was a rhetorical question. If Sunny simply wanted Rain to Awaken, he would have showered her with soul shards and been done with it. But what he wanted was to make her strong enough to survive on her own, if need be… and so, cutting corners would do her more harm than good.

      It was the same reason why the Legacy Clans kept sending their children to face the winter solstice instead of safely bringing them to the Dream Realm in advance, by gaining access to a Sovereign's Gate, Sunny often clashed with Legacies, but he had to admit that they did a lot of things right.

      «Ah. If only all the young Legacies were like Awakened Telle instead of Awakened Tristan…»

      He hesitated for a moment, then looked at Nephis.

      The two of them were alone at the bow of the Chain Breaker, gazing at the breathtaking view of the castle, the lake, and the city sprawling along its shore. The atmosphere was quite romantic, but sadly, there was no time to have a proper conversation.

      The Ivory Island was drifting in the sky above the lake, just shy of casting its shadow on the ancient walls of Bastion. It would only take the flying ship a few minutes to reach it.

      And, indeed, the Chain Breaker landed softly on the waters of the smaller lake glistening among the emerald grass of the island before Sunny could think of anything to say.

      «Please, come this way.»

      Nephis led him toward the Ivory Tower, but she didn't seem to be in a hurry. On the way, they toured most of the island, with her showing him around and explaining how the Citadel was organized.

      It was just as beautiful and tranquil as Sunny had remembered. There had been a few changes in the past four years, with the island looking much better cared for and settled, However, the essence of the place remained the same.

      The emerald grass, the clear lake, the grove of ancient trees, the sun-bleached bones of the mighty dragon… and the great pagoda of pristine white stone towering above it all like a heavenly palace.

      Sunny had last visited the Ivory Island almost Immediately after killing the Winter Beast. Back then, he had been skulking in the shadows and in a hurry to leave, unwilling for anyone to notice his presence.

      It was much nicer to stroll across the verdant grass in the open, and in Neph's company on top of that.

      A smile found its way onto his face — this one genuine, not forced.

      Eventually, they found their way into the tower and ascended its steps, reaching Cassie's chambers on one of the higher floors. The blind seer occupied several rooms, one of them serving as her bedroom, one as her office, and one as a parlor to receive guests and hold meetings.

      The two of them entered the office.

      The chamber was bathed in sunlight, with tasteful wooden furniture placed sparsely on the stone floor. Cassie herself was sitting behind a desk, her hair a little disheveled. There was a serious expression on her face and solemn focus in her beautiful blue eyes.

      However,,, there was a bit of a strange smell in the office.

      Sunny frowned in confusion.

      «Huh.,, why does it smell like popcorn?»

      Not that it mattered.

      Throwing the unnecessary thought out of his mind, Sunny bowed courteously and said in a polite tone:

      «Saint Cassia.»

      Cassie nodded.

      «Master Sunless. Please, have a seat.»

      Sunny and Nephis sat down in front of her desk, after which the blind seer handed him a stack of papers, with the clause of the contract written on them in neat and pretty cursive.

      She must have asked one of the Fire Keepers to serve as her eyes while writing, because otherwise, that tidy handwriting would have been skewed and incomprehensible.

      Cassie smiled.

      «There is a lot to discuss… but, please. Read and sign the contract first.»

      Sunny gave her a long look.

      «…It's your lucky day that I know cursive!»

      Everyone who received a proper education did, but Sunny had only ever known how to type things before coming to the Academy. He had learned cursive later, after returning from the Forgotten Shore and getting himself a position as a research assistant.

      But, of course, no one had any way of knowing that.

      Signing deeply, he looked over the contract and signed it. Nephis watched him with intently as he did.

      The moment his signature was put on paper, the corner of her mouth seemed to curl upward slightly.

      Sunny smiled.

      «Well, as long as she's happy.»

      «It's a pleasure doing business with you.»

      And that… was how Sunny became the Memory Purveyor of the Fire Keepers.

      —— —— ——

      Unbeknownst to him, though, something else was happening while he was signing the contract.

      The news of Sunny's duel with Tristan of Aegis Rose was spreading across Bastion with the speed of a forest fire. Of course, with each retelling, it collected embellishments and turned more and more outrageous.

      People were talking about it all over the city.

      «Have you heard? Some unknown Master defeated Lord Tristan. In one strike!»

      «They say that they were fighting for Changing Star's affection…»

      «There were several Valor Knights and dozens of Awakened in the courtyard, but no one even tried to stop the duel…»

      «There were dozens of Valor Knights in the courtyard trying to stop him, but he defeated them all before striking Lord Tristan in the face!»

      «There were a hundred Valor Knights in the courtyard trying to stop him, but he easily defeated them all. And then beheaded Lord Tristan with one strike!»

      «That unknown Master is too scary! Too tyrannical!»

      «What a monster!»

      If Sunny had heard these whispers, he would have paled.

      He would have also probably said something like…

      «Oh, no. Oh, no! Not again!»

      But he didn't hear anything until the next morning.

      …When Aiko stormed into the kitchen of the Brilliant Emporium and tossed a newspaper on the table.

      «Boss… what the hell is this?!»

      Frowning, Sunny picked up the newspaper and read the title on the first page.

      The title read:

      «A Duel For a Saint's Heart! Wretched Mongrel, Master Sunless, defeats the Noblest of Knights, Lord Tristan!»

      His hand trembled.
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        Darmol
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        Mongrel: The Second Coming
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        Алчность
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        Жрать попкорн смотря на Санни и Нефа. А она крута
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        Kenneth
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        I love you pro joy
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        BlankDjinn
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        Thank you as always :)

        Hahaha 😂 even Sunny’s lack of fate can’t stop him from being infamous!!!
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    Uchia-Madara-Pathway
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    Now I only hope that young master doesn't bring his big brother for reveng.
    bond
    Or his saint Uncle who dotes on him
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      ArMiks
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      "beat the young one, the old one comes out. beat the old one, the big one comes out"
      only in this case, it becomes "beat the young one, Nephis kills the chicken to warn the monkeys"
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    EternalCircle
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    There is going to be rumors about the ascended with luck as an aspect soon
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      Turnc4406
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      "I am Knight Sunless of the Ninth Family."

      The first half of MVS was okay, but Shadow abilities are much, much better in this novel. They feel a lot more organic and make better sense.
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        Cj.17
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        I totally agree with u. It was really more fascinating than the system but the author disappointed me too greatly with how he made the shadow later that I decided to drop the book. It truly felt like an anticlimactic fight which the author has been building but couldn't just deliver it.
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          Pro100zver25
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          The author really disappoint. Quinn's shadow from MVS was so similar to corruption from Shadow Slave, and had great potential, but JKS ruined everything.
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        Scribe_Scarlet
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        Which novel is MVS?
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          Lord dante
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          My Vampire System...another peak novel
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            Turnc4406
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            I wouldn't call it a peak novel. The first half was good, but it was never peak. Shadow Slave is better in its worst chapters than MVS was in its best.

            Don't get me wrong, I have read MVS, MDS, VSG, and am still keeping up to date with MWS, but Jks is decent at best.
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    shutthefuckup
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    WTF, it feels like I'm reading some cheap copy of a Chinese cultivation novel.
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    Kenneth
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    My life force is leaving me
    I need more cry6 escape
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    SrgtLock
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    What a showmen.
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