IsekaiTech
SekaiTech: A story about fantasy and advanced technology. Notice: This Story isn't finished yet, once it's finished the chapter will be rewrite to create much better chapter. Notice: This Novel is still under development, as you saw this, you're now part of the BetaReader. Must: Help me with my story by commenting your suggestions, opinions, and reactions. Read as you'll notice the difference, plots from the vol. 1 will be 'overused' as the whole novel is still underdeveloment. . . . . . . . . thank you for understanding. Synopsis: Siah was an ordinary college student who loved technology and gadgets. One day, he was suddenly transported to a fantasy world where magic and monsters existed. He soon discovered that he had a unique system that allowed him to summon advanced technology from his original world, such as smartphones, drones, robots, and more. He also learned that his system had a shop feature that could let him buy anything he wanted, as long as he had enough points. He could buy skills, items, weapons, and even people with his system. With his system, Siah decided to explore the new world and have fun. He met many friends and foes along the way, and he used his technology to help or hinder them. He also encountered many mysteries and secrets about the world and his system, and he tried to uncover them. He realized that he was not the only one who had a system, and that there were others who had different systems and goals. He had to face many challenges and dangers, but he also enjoyed many adventures and pleasures. However, his life changed when a God appeared before him and told him a shocking truth. The world he was in was divided into 28 continents, each guarded by a God. But one of the Gods, who ruled over the largest continent, had turned into an Evil God and was planning to destroy the other continents and Gods. The 27 Gods had no choice but to pick a soul from another world to stop the Evil God, and they chose Siah. Now, Siah had to use his system and technology to fight against the Evil God and his minions, who also had systems and powers of their own. He had to ally with the other Gods and their chosen ones, and travel to the different continents to find a way to defeat the Evil God. He also had to deal with the consequences of his actions, and the fate of the world and his system. IsekaiTech is a novel that combines science fiction and fantasy, and follows the journey of Siah, a young man who has the power to acquire anything he desires. It is a story of adventure, comedy, romance, and action, set in a world where technology and magic coexist, and where a battle between Gods and Evil is about to begin. updates starts at 0:00, I'll try to make it everyday. Also, I'll rewrite the story if it's done to make it more detailed and undertable. be part of the BetaReaders now!
Chapter 27: King Siah
"Your Majesty, we have received a report of an undead dragon sighting," Fuku said, bowing before Siah, who was busy with his paper work on his desk.
"Is that so? Then he is finally making his move," Siah said, without looking up from his documents. His voice was calm and cold.
"Yes, my lord. We have prepared everything for his arrival. We only need to locate his exact position and then we can launch our attack," Fuku said.
"Very well. And what of the expedition team? Have they found any clues about him?" Siah asked.
"No, sire. They have not reported anything yet. However, there have been many reports of undead creatures appearing all over the land," Fuku said.
"Hmm... Send more expedition teams to protect the nearby kingdoms. We cannot let the undead dragon spread his terror any further," Siah said.
"As you wish, Your Majesty," Fuku said as he bowed and left.
"So this is the rumored Islivaria"
[ Name: Diana
Title: The Youngest princess of Saytan Kingdom
Age: 13
Weight: 45
Height: 4'1
Level: 21
Attack power: 10
Magic power: 50
Defense: 21
Agility: 5 ]
The princess gasped as she entered the large gate, marveling at the sight of the city that stretched across the sea and the land. It was a bustling metropolis, with skyscrapers of glass and steel towering over the waves and the streets. And in the center of it all, floating above the clouds, was the majestic city and castle of the sky. It was a wonder of magic and technology, a symbol of power and prosperity. The princess felt a surge of awe and excitement as she gazed at the city.
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She was amazed by the sight of the flying vehicles, the fashionable clothes, and the advanced technology accessories. The people living here seemed to enjoy a luxurious life compared to her own kingdom.
"Amazing..." she muttered as she stood in front of the gate.
"Hey! Get out of the way!" A man shouted from his car, honking at her. She was blocking the traffic on the road.
"Ah.. sorry" she apologized and quickly moved to the side.
A dozen soldiers then arrived and stood in front of her, saluting. She was confused and looked around. The people were whispering and pointing at her.
"Welcome, Princess Diana of the Saytan Kingdom. We are honored by your presence," the captain of the soldiers said with a respectful tone. They all bowed to her.
"Eh? How...?" She had tried to hide her identity to gather information about the city, but she was exposed in an instant.
"Princess, please do not underestimate our technology. As soon as you entered the gate, your information was transmitted to us," the captain explained.
"..." She was speechless. That meant there was no way for spies to infiltrate this city.
"Please follow us, Your Majesty is waiting for your arrival," the captain said.
"Eh?" She was surprised. She had not expected to meet the king so soon.
They escorted her to a luxurious car, surrounded by other cars as guards. She wondered what awaited her in the floating city and castle.
They reached their destination, a heavily guarded compound with a large metal gate. Inside, there was a huge magic circle, glowing with runes and symbols. The soldiers stepped on it, forming a circle around her. She followed their lead, feeling nervous and curious. Another soldier pushed a button on a console, and the magic circle lit up with a bright flash. In just a second, they were teleported to the floating city. She gasped as she saw the magnificent view of the sky and the clouds, and the majestic buildings and structures that surrounded them. She felt a surge of awe and wonder as she realized she was in a different world.
As she approached the castle door, she saw two guards wearing futuristic armor, standing on each side. They saluted her and opened the door for her. Suddenly, a small robot appeared in front of her. It looked like a metal ball with a screen and a speaker. It said, "Greetings, Princess. I am here to guide you to His Majesty. Please follow me."
She entered the castle, feeling a bit lost and overwhelmed. The castle was huge and magnificent, with high ceilings and long corridors. She saw paintings and statues, tapestries and carpets, chandeliers and candles. She saw servants and guards, wearing uniforms and badges. She saw doors and windows, leading to different rooms and gardens. She wondered where Siah was, and what he wanted from her.
She followed the robot, feeling curious and wary. The robot led her through the castle, showing her various rooms and attractions. It told her about the history and culture of the kingdom, the achievements and innovations of the city, and the hobbies and interests of the king. It seemed to be friendly and helpful, but she wondered if it had a hidden agenda.
"So, this is the library, where His Majesty keeps his collection of books and scrolls. He loves to read and learn about different topics, such as magic, science, history, and art. He also writes his own books, some of which are bestsellers in the world," the robot said, as they entered a large and impressive room, filled with shelves and tables.
"Really? What kind of books does he write?" she asked, trying to sound interested.
"Oh, he writes fiction and non-fiction, novels and essays, stories and poems. He has a very creative and versatile mind. His most famous book is 'The Dragon's Heart', a memoir of his life and his relationship with the dragon. It is a very touching and inspiring book. Have you read it?" the robot asked.
"No, I haven't. I don't have much time for reading," she lied. She had heard of the book, but she had not read it. She did not want to read it. She did not want to know about the king and the dragon. She wanted to know why the king had invited her, and what he planned to do with the undead dragons. She wanted to know if he was a friend or a foe, and what his secret was. She wanted to know if she could trust him, or if she had to fight him.
"That's a pity. You are missing out on a great book. Maybe His Majesty will give you a copy as a gift. He is very generous and kind, you know. He cares for his people and his guests. He always treats them with respect and dignity. He is a wise and benevolent ruler," the robot said, as they left the library and walked to another room.
"Is that so? Then why did he invite me here? What does he want from me?" she asked, hoping to get a straight answer.
"That is a question that only His Majesty can answer. He has a reason for inviting you, but he did not tell me what it is. He said he has a surprise for you, but he did not tell me what it is. He said you will find out soon enough, but he did not tell me when. He is very mysterious and secretive, you know. He likes to keep people guessing and curious. He has a very playful and cunning mind," the robot said, as they entered a large and splendid hall, filled with people.
She felt frustrated and suspicious, as the robot kept dodging her questions. She wondered if the robot was lying to her, or hiding something from her. She wondered if the robot was leading her to a trap, or a test. She wondered if the robot was working for the king, or for someone else.
She decided to be careful and alert, as she followed the robot. She did not know what to expect, or what to do. She hoped to find some answers, or some allies. She hoped to survive, or to escape.
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She looked around the hall, trying to find a familiar face, or a friendly one. She saw many people, dressed in fine and colorful clothes, talking and laughing with each other. They seemed to be enjoying themselves, unaware of the danger and the mystery that surrounded them. They seemed to be oblivious to her presence, or her purpose. They seemed to be loyal to the king, or afraid of him.
She felt out of place and unwelcome, as she followed the robot. She did not belong here, or anywhere. She did not know anyone, or anything. She did not trust anyone, or anything. She did not like anyone, or anything.
She wished she could leave, or stay. She wished she could find the dragon, or forget it. She wished she could meet the king, or avoid him. She wished she could solve the puzzle, or ignore it.
She was confused and conflicted, as she followed the robot. She had a mission and a goal, but she did not know how to achieve them. She had a passion and a dream, but she did not know how to pursue them. She had a hope and a fear, but she did not know how to balance them.
She was about to ask the robot another question, when they arrived in a beautiful door. The door was made of polished wood and had intricate carvings of flowers and vines. It looked like a piece of art rather than a mere entrance. "We've arrived, your majesty" the robot announced and the door opened by itself.
There, the king was sitting on his chair and doing work on his table. He had a stern face and sharp eyes that scanned the papers in front of him. He wore a dark suit and a golden crown that contrasted with his pale skin and black hair. He exuded a cold and authoritative aura that made her feel intimidated. She felt a shiver on her skin, "this man is powerful" she thought to herself. She wondered what he wanted from her and why he had summoned her to his palace.
She felt the king's gaze on her, as she entered the room. He looked at her with a mixture of curiosity and contempt, He did not smile or greet her, but he gestured for her to sit on a chair in front of his table. He put down his pen and papers, and cleared his throat.
"Greetings, Princess Diana of the Saytan Kingdom. I am Siah, the reigning monarch of this realm. Your presence here is indeed unexpected, but I presume it pertains to the matter of the Undead dragon and the airborne contrivances you observed, am I correct?" He inquired.
Silence lingered as Diana, taken aback, questioned within herself how he had discerned her purpose.
"You ventured here following the reports of the Undead dragon. It appears you sought to cloak your identity while delving into an investigation concerning both myself and this land. Whether your father mandated this or you acted independently, I do not perceive you as a foe. I trust you share the same sentiment. I shall arrange a guide and ensure your protection for your explorations within the country," Siah declared.
"Why does his Majesty extend such courtesy?" Diana queried.
"Hm... I seek your assessment of this realm, an outsider's perspective on her. Whether it be at your father's behest or your own initiative, I am indifferent. My objective is to avert the ignition of conflict with your kingdom in the event of any harm befalling you," Siah replied.
"Thank you, your Highness," Diana expressed gratitude.
"There is no need for concern. The guide shall be the same automaton from before, and you are free to reside in the guest quarters of this fortress. Pose your inquiries to the automaton; it shall furnish you with answers. You face no restrictions—wander as you please," Siah assured, his regal tone maintaining an air of detached authority.