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Dancing on the golden ashes

Lee Gaon was a gaming legend, feared and revered until the day she was disgraced, labeled a cheater, and cast out by everyone she loved. Now, she’s a lonely, broken soul in a world that sees her as nothing more than a fallen idol. But one mysterious evening, as she stares into the depths of her despair, she is pulled to the "World of no End" game. Yet, this isn’t just any game, it's real life, where every mistake can lead to one’s demise. But despite the risks, the desire for power blindly drives many to build new empires, only to watch them rise and fall. Death eater is her new identity in this game world as she roams with a scythe that feeds on souls and darkness, Gaon enters this vast, unpredictable realm with a single goal: to live freely in this new fantasy realm. She slays her enemies without fear, feasting on their demise. But as she grows in power, a dark force lurks within her, and her path to victory may lead her to the edge of her humanity. Is she destined to become the hero or the villain of this fantasy world? Join Gaon in her journey of adventure, vengeance, ambition, and self-discovery as she aims for the top while her enemies fall one by one.

Aurimas_Pazikas · Fantasy
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54 Chs

Clash with the Beastly Horde (Part 1)

Four days had passed in the valley, which felt like an unending labyrinth. Thanks to the natural gifts of the Thunder Tempests, their keen noses guided us through the crimson death prison. I couldn't complain too much—during this time, I managed to kill eleven more monsters, pushing me to level 17. Unfortunately, I didn't gain any new abilities this time.

The sun this morning was scorching, and Soo-Ah could barely hold on, her body drenched in sweat and teetering on the edge of exhaustion. She seemed to drift in and out of consciousness, slumped on the back of the Omenpaw as we traveled. After five long hours—moving at what felt like fifty or sixty kilometers per hour, thanks to the Thunder Tempests' incredible speed—the environment finally began to change. The crimson ground gradually faded, replaced by simple rocky terrain, painting an entirely new picture. Slowly but surely, the ground cooled beneath us.