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The Hunter & The Whisperer

Vir is the last of the Vulcher race to survive the catastrophic massacre carried out by the al-Banix, the rulers of the Central Empire assisted by the four nations. Surviving the massacre at the age of seven, Vir accidentally gained immunity to various poisons after eating the heart of a wyvern in a fit of rage. As an adult, Vir became a hunter against dragon riders. Not just hunting them, Vir also killed the following riders with their dragons. He mingled with the people of the four lands, disguised as a firewood collector. One day, Vir meets a homeless little girl, and it turns out that the little girl also suffers the same fate as him. The little girl was called Aira and was the last descendant of the Asurry race. Aira inherited her ancestor's abilities as a whisperer. Vir's adventure, which was originally based solely on revenge, has now turned into something bigger: Gathering the exiles, then forming a force to build a new empire, and overthrow al-Banix's rule over eight other countries. Follow the adventures of Vir and Aira in this story, in a sad and wonderful world filled with mythical creatures.

Ando_Ajo · ファンタジー
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150 Chs

About Feelings

Daisy walked along the clear, clean stream with a packet. She kept walking until she came to a spot hidden among the boulders.

She smiled as she found what she was looking for. It was Raemon, who was bathing alone there.

Upon seeing the young widow's appearance, Raemon had become nervous, and he sat down immediately.

The water at that spot was only knee-deep and Raemon was currently completely naked. He deliberately did that, so that Daisy would not see any further of his masculinity.

The surroundings were still shrouded in dew that looked like thin, floating smoke.

"Master Raemon," Daisy greeted with a sweet smile and a slightly flushed face.

"Oh, it's to be you, Daisy," Raemon said in a nervous manner. "What did you bring?" he asked to distract the young widow.

But it was too late. Daisy had already seen Raemon's maleness, and the water was so clear that one could clearly see something below the surface.