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Hunter's State

Youtasuke Hikaru, a young man from Ishmael's slum ruins, aspires to be a hunter, defending the city from enigmatic WMCs (Worldly Mysterious Creatures). However, hunters must hail from within the city walls. One night, Youta aids an injured hunter who grants him his rank and power, enabling him to enter the city and forge a new life. Training unveils Youta's underestimated challenges. WMCs prove stronger and craftier than he ever imagined. Amid battles, he unearths corrupt hunters and clandestine groups aiming to control the city. As Youta fights to safeguard his home, his personal history unfolds. Linked to the city's fate, he confronts his greatest trials to protect his loved ones. Through battles and obstacles, Youta learns vital lessons in camaraderie, loyalty, and self-sacrifice, navigating the intricate world of hunters. A Science Fantasy mix with advance technology, Monsters and some what Magic. Discord https://discord.gg/Z75v7kBK come share your ideas and take about the novel with me Please support my WSA 2023 entry!!

Parago_n · Sci-fi
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68 Chs

Chapter #39: It's Not Your Fault

[In the middle of the night Cento]

In the quiet of the night, within the serenity of Cento, Yuki found himself sitting outside the cafe, his thoughts enveloped in the haze of cigarette smoke. As the tendrils of smoke danced in the air, a calming presence approached him – Imani, the venerable figure who commanded respect. She came forward, and with a knowing look, Yuki extinguished the cigarette. Their shared gaze held years of understanding.

"Yuki, you don't need to be so on edge. You're 36 years old now. I won't dictate what brings you solace. If smoking offers you a moment of peace, then so be it," Imani's voice was a gentle reassurance.

Yuki nodded, gratitude in his eyes. "I know, Master. But you've always been someone I hold in high regard."

Imani eased herself down beside him, a serene smile gracing her lips. "Master be careful." he said while holding her.

"My dear Yuki, you worry too much. Let this old woman sit in peace."