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Villainous Retribution

- Hiatus! Coming back this 2024 - "Now tell me," Siegren mouthed dangerously. "Where is the numen of the Fallen God?" ** After the Fallen War, all realms of Aeterna were destroyed, and what is left is a crumbling remnant of the mortal world. Scattered in the four continents of this remnant are fragments of the fallen god's power—the numen. A chosen few were known to harbor the knowledge about the numen, and one of them is Lumi, a priestess who was imprisoned in a temple as a catalyst for divine power. One night, a gruesome massacre occurred in the temple, freeing Lumi from imprisonment. The attacker was Siegren, a mysterious man who has the ability to render divine power worthless. With a sword on the throat of the head priest, he asked for the numen of the fallen god. Lumi, who wanted to escape her predestined fate as the catalyst for power, offered a deal to the one who killed more than half of the temple's clerics—the man named Siegren. In exchange for his assistance in her journey to reunite with her parents, she would guide him to find the twelve lost pieces of the fallen god's power. Without the fear of retribution, the two embark on a journey to attain each of their objectives... only to find out that nothing about Aeterna is what it seems. ———————— • Both OP and Weak-to-strong tag is applicable as MC’s strength may appear OP at first, but as he discovers more enemies, he realizes he is not strong enough • Since MC collects numen of power, he gradually grows stronger • FMC and MC develops friendship as the story progresses • No harem • MC is an antihero but isn’t a psycho who randomly kills people. ———————— This is my entry for WSA 2022! Novel and Art is done by yours truly. Any form of support will be appreciated! • Chapters per day: 2-3 (daily updates) • NOVEL ART: Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram (chainslock_) • Fantasy Music Theme: https://youtu.be/ewLsklXif_I

Chainslock · Fantasy
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82 Chs

Forest Dwelling Monsters

Clunking and screeching; the engine fired up, propelling the sleek, fabled train pioneered by the engineers of Hescurg, down to the track leading to the capital.

In contrast to the lively train bright with warm light, was the storm obscuring the forest outside. Even after the train had left, the sound of the noisy engines echoed throughout the night, till the deep booms of its strong thrusts faded into the harsh storm.

The thick layer of mist along with the hale violently swirled across the now-empty track as the thunder roared.

Staring outside the window was a small child who was on her mother's lap.

"How long will it take till we see Papa?" The child asked, glancing at her mother who was also looking at the window beside her.

"Don't worry. We'll get there before you realize it."

There was chattering on the train, discussing their journeys and even praises about the innovation brought about by Maori.