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Extra's Awakening: I Became The Dragon Sage Of The Underworld

After a tragic accident claimed the lives of his parents, Rentaro Mizuno — a 16 year old boy suffered countless hardships before he finally accepted his fate. However when he thought he had finally found peace in the storm that flustered his mind, an unexpected event claimed his life. He found himself transmigrated along with four of his classmates into a novel as a no-name character that never appeared in it. An Extra. Unable to awaken a talent, he was branded as 'Talentless' and abandoned by his teammates. However, moments before his death, fate had other plans of it's own. [Ding! You have fulfilled the conditions for a second awakening!] [Ding! You have gained the status of a player!] [Ding! You have defeated the Primordial Demon General!] [Ding! You have obtained a new summoning!] [Ding! You have tamed the Dragon God!] [Ding! You have gained a new title!] [Synchronization... 100%] Armed with the power of the primordial dragons, He took on this world only to discover that to survive the fate that awaited humanity, he needed the power to change his own fate. ______________________________ [A/N: A bit fast paced, WPC October entry. Chapter Updates Frequency: 1 Daily, will increase as the book progresses. 50 PS= 1 Bonus Chapter 100 PS= 2 Bonus Chapters

FusedZode · Fantasy
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122 Chs

The Eight Trigram Soul Seal

"There's not enough time to start gathering 15,000 Soul-Essence. Damn it, actually starting to regret relinquishing those eight thousand souls I had."

As he drowned in his regrets, he perceived several growls coming from all around him, followed by glowing eyeballs which popped up all around him.

He smiled softly, realizing he was already surrounded. "Well, there's no going back now is there. Come forth, my soldiers of the dead."

From the ground, an eerie sound—the groan of earth disturbed—echoed through the silence.

Then, as though answering a cursed summon, several hands began to claw their way out from beneath the soil. First one, then another, until the earth itself seemed to weep, spilling forth its dead.