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Eclipsed realms

"In 'Eclipsed Realms,' Michal Java, a young man subjected to military experiments, finds himself transported to a new world infused with magic. Empowered by nanites known as 'Rogue Processes,' Michal navigates this unfamiliar realm. As Michal grapples with controlling his newfound abilities, he unwittingly becomes entangled in a conflict involving powerful families seeking ancient artifacts of immense power. Amidst accusations of demonic influence and internal struggles with malevolent forces bound to a ring he possesses, Michal's journey unfolds as he explores themes of power, morality, and the complexities of controlling forces beyond human comprehension in a world teetering on the brink of divine intervention."

Broker_Of_Death · Fantaisie
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27 Chs

Big Gold

In the heart of Aldoria's mystical forest, the vibrant foliage rustled gently as I pursued the herbs needed for my mission. Each step through the underbrush was deliberate, a dance with nature to secure the necessary ingredients. The sun cast dappled shadows on the forest floor as I ventured toward the cave.

Approaching the cave's entrance, a distant scream pierced the tranquil air, jolting me from my herbal quest. Without hesitation, I sprinted toward the source of the distress, guided solely by the urgency of the cry. The forest seemed to hold its breath as my footfalls resonated through the foliage.

Near the cave's mouth, my eyes widened as I witnessed a harrowing sight—an immense gold bear, its towering form casting shadows that seemed to engulf everything in its vicinity. It loomed over a small figure—cornered and vulnerable. Instinct propelled me into action.

In a burst of agility, I swept her off her feet and dashed away from the impending danger. The giant gold bear thundered behind us, its roars echoing through the forest like a malevolent symphony. I didn't stop running until we reached the forest's edge, a space where the oppressive atmosphere of the bear's territory gave way to a breath of freedom.

With the immediate threat abated, I focused on her. Her form trembled, a testament to the terror she had endured. Slowly, I began to assess and treat her wounds with the makeshift supplies I carried. She, despite her ordeal, remained silent, her eyes reflecting a mixture of fear and gratitude.

As I tended to her injuries, her gaze met mine, and I sensed a silent acknowledgment. Once the makeshift healing was complete, she uttered a soft and swift "thank." It was a whisper, carried away by the rustling leaves, but it spoke volumes of the gratitude within her.

Introducing myself, I extended a hand, breaking the silence that had lingered between us. She, still recovering from the shock, tentatively reciprocated the gesture. The forest's shadows danced around us as an unspoken understanding passed between rescuer and rescued.

With the evening sun dipping below the horizon, her eyes betrayed signs of hunger. With a spark of ingenuity, I shared my plan—to craft a fake slave seal that would allow her entry into the town without arousing suspicion. She, her trust gradually blooming, nodded in agreement.

In the stolen moments of the forest's embrace, we constructed a crude emblem, a facsimile of the cruel reality faced by many Demi-humans. The seal, a ruse for survival, rested on her back as we emerged from the shadows of the forest into the flickering lights of the town.

Navigating the cobblestone streets, I led her to the main inn, where the tantalizing aroma of warm food beckoned. We ascended to the upper floor, where a sense of sanctuary awaited us. with us seated at a modest table, the promise of nourishment and safety wrapped around us like a comforting shroud.