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A Transmigrator's Journey To Another World

Akhali is a new world created by the Gods to offer humanity a second chance in life to conquer the corruption within them. Angels, Demons, Lycans, Vampires, Royalties, Spirits, and Deities exist in this world. To prevent the corruption from spreading again, the Gods have blessed the guardians of each element and the spirits to protect this world. Still, they know they need more than that to win against the demonic forces who seek to let Akhali fall into ruins. With its enigmatic elements, Chesah Dani Manalo, an ordinary college student with an agonizing past about her family, never expected to get transmigrated and possess an unfortunate princess, La Adelaide Irvine Almanaz, to a world full of wars and mysteries. All empires sought her, for she gained new and overpowering abilities that quivered the world upon awakening. But having great power comes with great responsibility. Chesah’s life changes after discovering the fate the Gods have laid upon her and the truth about her transmigration. With her new life and identity, she fought against demons who wanted to take over Akhali and those suffering from corruption. Now, Chesah's adventure as Adelaide… begins. — Schedule Update: 12:05 am-daily (GMT÷8)

IvanelaSalove · Fantasy
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74 Chs

Demonic Infestation (2)

I heard a knock on my door. "Milady, a letter has been sent to you," the butler said.

"Thank you, Enrico. You can slip it underneath the door."

I grabbed the letter. It must be from Leon. A day had passed since I learned about the Demonic Infestation, and just as Sir Jeralia said, mages from the tower seized the infected ones from the cabin.

When the order from the emperor was announced, many business owners, especially the commoners who depended on their businesses for their everyday living, caused a commotion in front of the palace. They needed a direct explanation from the emperor because it could affect their daily income.

Unlike them, the nobles can live with not being able to entirely run their business for a couple of days because they already have enough wealth to sustain themselves for the time being. The privileged always benefit from every decision the emperor makes, even though they only make up a small percentage of the population.