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The Sound of Despair

Transmigration. What if the cause is not a bus running you over, nor you falling into a pond, but you get five years to prepare, fully aware of what you’re getting into? Well, at least you think you know what you’re getting into... This is the situation Mike, a professional MMA fighter, finds himself in. Given the opportunity to leave behind his life on Earth and enter a world of swords and magic, he prepares to face the challenge. In a world of discrimination, injustice, and social class inequality, Mike demonstrates how far Earth has come in developing its martial arts and how much a simple low-kick can hurt. You’re stronger? Well, first, you will have to land a hit. You’re faster? Does it really matter if your movement is so wasteful? You know incredible techniques? Are they better than the legendary one-two combo, perfected by legends through thousands of years? You have more money? That indeed seems to be a problem. You have companions? It’s not like I’m lonely... I don’t need anyone… You know magic? Ok, now it’s just getting unfair. Mike will have to learn to adapt, improve and find his path in a world that is ruthless beyond compare. --------------------------------------------------------- The first five chapters can be a little slow and serve more as a prologue. If you find yourself bored or generally dislike "training arcs," just skip to the sixth chapter when Mike's life in the new world officially begins. In general, there will be a lot of training, as I love training sequences like in the 36th Chamber of the Shaolin. There will also be close to no romance, and while this is not a pet taming novel, there will be companions. I just enjoy writing as a hobby and hope I can share that with you. =) Link to full cover: https://imgur.com/a/YrzVqNg

Stormfury · Fantasía
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80 Chs

The Gate

Magic beast carcasses filled the ground, blood painted the small forest clearing red, and only a square meter in the middle of the massacre remained unsullied. Inside that small patch of grass sat a young man with white hair. In contrast to the red filth around him, his black leather armor did not spot even a single drop of blood. 

The young man had his legs crossed and his eyes closed. For a month, he had been massacring every single magic beast he found. The white gorilla overlord was no more, and with his newly acquired powers, the remaining high-tier bronze beasts posed no threat anymore. 

A month was enough to get used to the new strength, but that was not the most significant gain Sturm had received. To ensure their safety, Sturm had tasked his contracted beasts with one simple mission during this month—to advance to the fourth bronze tier.