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diwiz8hReplied to None_demonaiCh -1 Prologue- diwiz8hReplied to None_demonai
If you look it up, It's the short form of International Fencing Federation.
Yin Kang sighed as he looked at the wall clock. He had skipped lunch and slept through the entire afternoon. The shirt he wore from last night, was tossed across the room and left untouched. His bed was drenched with the early summer sweat, dishes undone, and windows left wide open. He couldn't care less. Yin had celebrated his nineteenth birthday last night, with her. Only her. "Mei Chang…" He pictured her tiny oval face, carrying the prettiest pairs of brown-colored eyes. Mei hugged him for the first time in the two years they'd met. Yin failed to bottle his emotions during the embrace, and he broke down crying…But she held him tighter, and he was fine again. He glanced back again at the clock and it was already getting late for his Fencing Class. He knew Master Li would be fumed at his disobedient behavior, given his FIE Challengers (International Fencing Federation) was less than a month away, and he was not preparing enough. - diwiz8hReplied to None_demonai
Very much yes!
He saw her for the first time during the Women's Singles Training Camp and instantly Yin was blown away by her elegant and defensive play style. She never lost. At times he thought he stood nowhere near her level. Mei was always strict with her schedule. 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm training and at 6:30, her drunkard father would collect her from the entrance gate with his dull grey Suzuki. She never let anything or anyone distract her…But she always made time for Yin, whom she loved and cared for, Yin was the only person she trusted, with all her heart, and then there's Yin who walks on a burning rope each day, just for her. All for her. The thought of her brings so much meaning and reason for him to not put an end to his miserable and repetitive life. A life without family or friends. All Yin had was her, and all he needed was her. He would do anything for her in his power. - diwiz8hReplied to None_demonai
Yep! RIP bro.
His new and only pair of shoes, gifted by Mei herself, slips him over the ledge. - diwiz8hReplied to None_demonai
Yessir!
Humans believe what they believe in. Some claim to be waiting on a ticket to paradise after they're no more whereas some believe that Death is part of the cycle and there is no afterlife. Both could go on a never-ending debate without a concrete conclusion. The only way to explain "The Life Life Concept" is by using "The Bridge Theory". - diwiz8hReplied to None_demonai
I tried and I died. You're talking to a corpse.
The timeless and ageless realm of the gods is beyond any human understanding. The defying laws of science and maths in this realm could kill a being from another dimension for even attempting to understand it. Firstly there are 2 Types of Gods, - diwiz2dPosted
Actually wow! Such careful writing with great details. As a reader, you're literally tagging along the characters through the forest, and it's just the first chapter! I see so much potential in this, I hope the author continues this series. (I'm yet to read from chapter 3, but will catch up soon.) Much love and support! <3
- diwiz2dPosted
Straight out of an anime! Fast-paced with clever dialogues. I can literally imagine the characters in my head, and it was such a good choice to have written it in first-person. Loved the first two chapters, gotta go continue <3
This book has been deleted. - diwiz2dReplied to sazawa01
- diwiz2yrReplied to Ameen_HamsaCh 1 Not Just A Passing Cloud. The Invader
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I read the synopsis and immediately wanted to read. I first thought the plot was a little complex. As I kept reading I started to get the grasp of it. Wilhelm is really well written. good one author. ..
This book has been deleted. - diwiz2yrReplied to Stabby_The_DogCh 1 Just an old Book
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