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Restarting Life In Another World

There is a programming error in the system called the world and a guy is a bug. God has volunteered to do experiments on him and after the successful experiment, he is reincarnated to a fantasy world filled with adventure, mystery, and magic. This is the story of a man who was reincarnated as a 15-year-old boy after a crazy experiment from God. A tale of how he restarted his life in the new world and how he became a Hero from Zero. Buy me a coffee: https://ko-fi.com/brpever Rules: 1) Usually, multiple chapters will be published every week. I will let you guys know if I am taking a break. 2) If we are able to reach 1000 powerstones weekly, I will release seven extra chapters during the weekend. 3) I am willing to work on suggestions and comments from my readers. 4) The credit of the cover picture goes to Aldnonymous and his friend Feni fenol which was released under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license on Wikimedia Commons and was modified by me (author). Discord: https://discord.gg/NChfKfz Note: This story is meant to be a fun isekai series. If you don't like such series or if you are looking for something too serious to read, this is probably not the one for you. You can try my other book 'Rising Against Fate' if you like a little more darker and serious type.

BRPever · Fantasy
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4.16 Battle in the air - Part 1

Blood gushed out of the wound as the severed arm fell on the ground. Now standing before me was an armless dragon roaring in agonizing pain.

'That was easier than expected.'

Till now, I had thought it would be impossible to hurt a true dragon king. But from what I saw, it was apparent that they could be harmed.

That was my initial impression based on what happened, but my perception changed when I saw a new arm growing from where his old arm was.

It was hard to believe, but it was a real miracle of magic — rapid regeneration. With this ability, it was no wonder that the dragon kings survived all those wars without even getting a single scratch on their bodies.

"Isn't that unfair? Healing your wounds, knowing that your opponent is a mortal and isn't able to do so." Flare asked.

There was indeed a point in what she said. If he kept on regenerating himself after each one of my attacks, I would never win.