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The Evolution Chronicles

Arc One: Mian is the castaway of a dying, if not already dead pack of demi-humans. Dumped in the middle of the forest, he is found by the Patriarch of a flourishing band of demi-humans. Unfortunately for him, he just happened to be different from them in almost every way. Mian's senses are weaker than the average demi-human's. Mian's strength is below average, Mian's resistance to illness is below average, Mian's toxins can barely hurt a fly. Worst of it all, Mian just has to look different from the others. The Freak of the pack. One day, a mysterious rock crashes into the outer territories of the pack's lands, prompting a group to be sent out to investigate. Mian is accidentally placed in the group and has to go out. Upon getting there, Mian's life changes, never to be the same ever again, as he gains access to something no one else has - Evolution. --- Silver WPC winner for WPC 206! 30 Power Stones for a bonus chapter! Support me at ko-fi.com/nilo_a Join my discord server for updates and advance notices on events! https://discord.gg/uDRMqp562H

Nilo_A · Fantasia
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Speaking To The Will OF The World

Mian felt a drop of liquid splash onto his face. That liquid was very cold, but also very warm. It gave off an energetic feel that he was very familiar with as it ran over him. The sensations he felt from it were very much different than what he had expected to feel when his mind initially became aware of that drop.

Long ago, back when Mian was just around eight or so, some bullies had shaved off the top of his head, getting rid of that small, tuft that usually sat atop his head. That was the first time that Mian could remember having any skin aside from his palms and the pads of his feet being bare.

The sensation he got from that drop of liquid was familiar.

'My fur!' Mian exclaimed mentally, but his body was much slower to react.

Mian slowly pried his eyes open, was was greeted by the sight of bright green leaves hanging over his face. Beams of sunlight slipped between the gaps of the leaves, but luckily, they did not shine directly into his eyes.