| Author: Kaburagi Haruka | Original Source: Syosetu | Word Count: 2579 characters |
| Translator: Mui | English Source: Re:Library | Word Count: 1246 words |
| Editor(s): Deximus_Maximus | ||
Continue reading Chapter 374 – Raiding the Hideout
| Author: Kaburagi Haruka | Original Source: Syosetu | Word Count: 2579 characters |
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Continue reading Chapter 374 – Raiding the Hideout
| Author: Hidsuki Shihou | Original Source: Syosetu | Word Count: 3024 characters |
| Translator: PunishedLyly | English Source: Re:Library | Word Count: 1509 words |
| Editor(s): Fire | ||
“All your base are destroy by us.”
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| Author: Kobayashi Homare | Original Source: Syosetu | Word Count: 2173 characters |
| Translator: Nomad | English Source: Re:Library | Word Count: 1002 words |
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Late by an hour this chapter but anyways, here’s the first chapter of this week. Enjoy!
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| Author: Ryuusen Hirotsugu | Original Source: Syosetu | Word Count: 2483 characters |
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Continue reading Chapter 105: Sentopolly (Part 1)
Ah yes Lapis “I want a quiet life” Lazuli.
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Just hide in a corner.
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| Author: Kaburagi Haruka | Original Source: Syosetu | Word Count: 2579 characters |
| Translator: Mui | English Source: Re:Library | Word Count: 1226 words |
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Continue reading Chapter 373 Late-Night Interrogation
| Author: We Ain’t Fish | Original Source: SFACG | Word Count: 2045 characters |
| Translator: Myuu | English Source: Re:Library | Word Count: 1301 words |
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Continue reading Chapter 4-98: You Wanna Die?
Chapter 4-98: You Wanna Die?
Author: We Ain't Fish Original Source: SFACG Word Count: 2045 characters Translator: Myuu English Source: Re:Library Word Count: 1301 words Editor(s): Yanga, Deximus_Maximus “Shiloah, go get those two good-for-nothings here.” “What?!” Shiloah nearly stopped breathing upon registering Cornelia’s…
It took till January before finally getting cold.
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755 to 766 are out!
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| Author: The Sole Survivor | Original Source: SFACG |
| Translator: CatatoPatch | English Source: Re:Library |
Because Mo Ke thought that this would be his last fight with Karlston, he changed his usual format to a livestream instead.
When Mo Ke came riding on a majestic lioness of flames, millions went wild at the scene. The comments flying across the screen was more than enough to cover the screen thrice over.
The Goddess is pulling out her ultimate skills!
Why can’t the Goddess ride me instead?
Goddess Ke is the best!
Get rid of those awful skeletons!!
Great was their excitement. Had there not been a holographic screen separating them, they would have probably leapt into battle themselves.
Naturally, the cult of the Goddess Ke was hard at work, praising the majesty of their goddess to all who would listen. Righteousness, generosity, etc… there was no praise they did not heap on her.
Honestly, their efforts were redundant at this point. Footage of Mo Ke rescuing civilians over the past month had already spread throughout the net. His position in this new world was akin to a saint… or maybe, a saintess…
There was no one who did not know him, and everyone had nothing but praise for his work.
And even if there were any criticisms, they were swiftly buried in an avalanche of praise. But not fast enough that they weren’t noticed. After all, blasphemers like them had to be whipped to death.
Basically, only those with nefarious reasons had cause to hate him. This was one of the specialties of humans. Against a common, formidable foe, everyone was more than willing to rally together, especially when they had a focal point of worship. It didn’t hurt that this focal point was pleasant on the eyes and had a great personality.
At this point of the livestream, Mo Ke had already barged into the underground room, Karlston had just exiled Mo Ke to another world with his forbidden spell…
Everything was captured live on screen, and just like before, the viewers would have wanted nothing more than to rush in and help their goddess.
However, the impact of that forbidden magic was too great. A massive dimensional rift opened up beneath the skyscraper, and under their watchful but horrified eyes, the towering construct began sinking. Floor by painful floor, till nothing was left except for a giant pit half a kilometer in radius. Words failed them as they stared red-eyed at the screen before them…
Finally, after what felt like an eternity, the first comment of “my goddess!” broke the silence, opening up the floodgates for a tidal wave of “return my goddess to me!” comments. Picture the scene of hundreds of millions of civilians yelling at the military through their screens to send in the troops. But it was all too late, even if they were to march in now, there was no Mo Ke to save -he was no longer in the same dimension.
At the same time that Mo Ke disappeared, Duanmu Xinqing, Duanmu Bitong, Lixiang, Qiaoqiao and her aunt all received a strange notification.
“Main Quest: activated. Objectives: expand the cult of Goddess Ke. Accumulate the power of faith.”
“Side Quest: refreshed. Combine the arcane arts and technology to create a new mobile armor. Relevant details can be purchased off the Marketplace…”
“Marketplace update: addition of tomes regarding arcane constructs… points can be spent to directly learn these tomes…”
A string of instructions popped up in each of their heads. But to each of them, these instructions were more like pillars of support. Just a second ago, their grief-filled hearts were on the verge of ceasing… Now, there was actually a chance that Mo Ke would return!
There was no way the system would lie to them. The girls could attest to that. After all, the system itself was tied to Mo Ke.
It was fortunate then that the system’s notification was so timely, given that the girls were all happily watching Mo Ke live stream his last battle while munching on some snacks when tragedy struck. They nearly fainted on the spot, and would have, had it not been for that familiar ding.
A quick look around, and the girls realised that they had all the same expression; that was when they realised what had happened.
“This one can start work on the arcane armor, the Goddess of Hope. This one’s mortal ancestor was the Youqin Patriarch; there is nothing this one does not know about arcane construction.”
In layman’s terms, the Youqin family were versed in mobile armor research.
Duanmu Bitong looked at the girl briefly, then nodded in acknowledgement. “Leave the magical array to me.”
“Then Qiaoqiao will paint the talismans!” Qiaoqiao pumped her fist into the air. “Just you wait, big brother, Qiaoqiao is going to give you the biggest surprise of your life!”
Elsewhere, Duanmu Xinqing and Qiaoqiao’s aunt were in a video call with each other. Both of them weren’t aware that the other party had received the same message when they first started, but it did not take long before they came to an alliance about the following plan of action.
Duanmu Xinqing would handle the official channels, while Qiaoqiao’s aunt would provide the financial backing. The goal was to expand the cult as soon as possible.
It was then that the seeds sowed by Ferti’nier truly started to sprout.
—– Change of Scene—–
Western Human Realms: The Kingdom of Andassis, Outskirts of the Capital…
The twenty five year old prince of Andassis, and sole heir of the kingdom, Prince Sersan, was out partaking in his favourite pastime: hunting.
He was your typical noble youth, adventure-seeking, romantic and artsy. His greatest wish wasn’t to be king but rather to be wandering minstrel.
If we were being perfectly honest, that was the dream of every noble scion. After all, everything came to them on a silver spoon, thus they did not have to suffer for their wealth, merely wallowing in boredom as the days passed by uneventfully. An epic adventure was something they craved from the bottom of their hearts.
The only reason they thought that way was because no one was there to teach about the harsh realities of life.
In fact, Prince Sersan did not actually hunt at all, at least, not alone. Never was he ever in any danger, or placed in a survival situation. His hunts were always accompanied by a veritable army by his side. A carriage. A luxurious tent prepared and pitched on his behalf. In short, his hunting trips were the very definition of luxury. And there was no way someone like him would survive in the wild for more than a day!
Naturally, all that exposition was not to wealth-shame the young prince, rather, it was to set a backdrop for the Prince’s newest obsession. A couple days back, he watched a stage play, one where the male and female leads met in an oft unheard of manner. The female lead was climbing a tree when she slipped on a branch, following which the male lead happened to be passing by at the right time to catch her. From that point on, a wonderful tale of young romance blossomed.
That was the Prince’s new obsession.
“Ahh… when can I enjoy such a beautiful romance as well? Gods above, please bless me with a girl that will leave breathless, I offer up…”
Just as he was about to make his wish, he was rudely interrupted… interrupted by a strangely dressed girl with purple hair who, just like in the play, fell from a nearby tree…
I hate this novel.
| Author: The Sole Survivor | Original Source: SFACG |
| Translator: CatatoPatch | English Source: Re:Library |
From across the holographic screen, Duanmu Xinqing’s beaming smile greeted me. “Yahoo~ Now, this is a rare sight. Ke, you actually called your aunty Xinqing – are flowers going to bloom on palm trees now?”
She teased me ruefully.
“A– Xinqing, I’ve been really busy lately… you know why…”
“Yes, yes. But, Ke, it’s rude of you to address your aunty by her name like that. Remember to add on the “aunty” next time.” Duanmu Xinqing gave me her signature teasing smile. “But your aunty is a little happy that you addressed her by her name. Right, Ke, when are you coming home? Your aunty misses you so, and my precious daughter, too, of course.”
“I’ve already located the mastermind behind this virus. I will go back when I’m finished dealing with him.” I avoided answering her directly.
However, she could already see that something was up, especially given that I had deliberately kept a distance from her this past month.
“Ke, are you trying to avoid us?”
“No… not at all.”
“There’s no need to repeat yourself. Your aunty might always have her head buried in some research, but she still has eyes.” Duanmu Xinqing did not press the issue, but a sigh escaped her lips. “Ke, your aunty does not know what is troubling you, but she hopes that you understand that we will always be behind you.”
“Mhm.”
Her decision not to pursue the matter relieved me greatly, but seeing as there wasn’t much to say at that point, I quickly cut off the feed, spread my wings, then took off towards the skyscraper.
After a full month of stewing, the city was a giant graveyard, if said graveyard did not bother to bury the dead. Technically, I had a special method of blocking out this stench, else I would have gone mad from the smell.
I zipped through the dead city, the streets somehow felt even quieter than usual. Barring the usual mindless zombie straggler, there weren’t any other undead, like those skeletal beasts, to be found anywhere. I wouldn’t be surprised if Karlston had just decided to recall any undead that showed any modicum of power. But that also meant that he had been monitoring me, and knew that I was about to knock on his door.
As expected, I spotted a horde of skeletal beasts waiting for me at the doorstep of the former Life Unbound Biotech’s headquarters. Flying skeletons, crawling skeletons, even tunnelling skeletons. They were all there.
“Nether flame lioness.”
That familiar gate of flames appeared on command; a blackish-red lioness rushed out a second later in a shower of dancing flames. And as I started to descend, the lioness caught me on its back, but its nether flames did not hurt me in the slightest. In fact, it protected me from any potential danger I could face.
“Dive into them.”
The lioness acknowledged the command, opening up with a blistering barrage of nether flame spheres, following which it dove right into the horde.
Any undead that dared to take a hit from these flame balls were instantly dealt a severe blow, often having their limbs vaporised in the process. The shockwave from the impact alone was enough to blow away countless lesser skeletons in the vicinity. The skies above darkened from the sheer rain of bones falling down upon the pavement, heralding my climatic entrance.
Yet before I could step through the door, a surge of mana came emanating from deep beneath the ground.
Another enemy? I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that Karlston would have an undead hideout beneath me. Typical villain.
Before that, however, there was still this horde to deal with. Even so, these undead were nothing but leaves to the hurricane that was my nether flame lioness.
I quickly made my way to the focal point of this mana emanation. It was a pitch-black room, spacious, and bearing an odd-smelling black pool in the center. A blood pool would have been the more appropriate term, given that there was no way an undead villain like Karlston would soak in water. Plus, there was a faint outline of a corpse floating in that pool. The room itself was airtight, creating that pungent smell that hit me like a truck.
My nether flame lioness wasn’t one for entering through the front door, thus we smashed through the floorboards, landing in a similarly dramatic fashion as before.
Towards my explosive entry, Karlston was less than impressed. He was seated on a bony throne in the middle of that blood pool, left hand wielding a bony staff that seemed to almost quiver at my presence… Seems like our undead boss is a little tense.
Or maybe it’s just my overwhelming presence -more like Ferti’nier’s…
I jumped off the comfy back of the nether flame lioness and glared quietly at the black-robed skeleton. “It’s time we settle this debt.”
“That we should.” His staff shook a little as he slowly raised it in preparation for what seemed like a spell. “But it will be your debt that we collect on.”
Even though I was incensed by the mere existence of this nemesis of mine, I actually had something to ask him. A pity he wasn’t in the mood for talking at all.
I mustn’t let him cast his spell so easily…
Against a mage, the tried and tested method was always to just charge him and give him a good beating. Which I did. I flipped onto my lioness once more and broke into a blistering charge.
“Land of the dead… overturn the wheel of reincarnation… feast of the souls…”
“That’s a forced teleportation spell, Exile. It can throw another person into a separate dimension. Useful, but the side effects are severe, thus its categorization as a forbidden spell. In all likelihood, he’s trying to kick you out of Gaia, that greedy b̲a̲s̲t̲a̲r̲d̲ is planning to keep this treasure trove all for himself.”
A forced teleportation?! No! I can’t let him get this spell off.
Karlston quickly finished his chant as I rode my nether flame lioness swiftly into him.
However, my desperate attack was suddenly interrupted when countless bone spears pierced through the ceiling and ground in a pincer attack.
My first instinct was to dodge, but with my nether flame lioness protecting me, I came to the conclusion that even that was unnecessary.
Yet all it took was that single second of hesitation as Karlston managed to cast his spell. There was only a meter separating us. Our eyes met in a storm of murderous intent…
But amidst that overbearing emotion, there was calmness. His spell had been completed, and this whole sequence of events seemed to have been planned by him. All that was needed now was that final chant…
“Tear down the void of space… Exile!”
“It’s too late… we messed up…”
At that point, everything went black. All I could remember was Karlston finishing his chant, at which point the black pool of blood gushed upwards into a massive array.
“Don’t worry, little brother, your Big Sis will protect you…”
Those were the last words I heard…
I hate this novel.