monster killers: the hilleongord's legend
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In the land of Hilleongord lived monsters and fighters. Learning to fight and kill monsters was a must in surviving. And if you won't accept your responsibility, you will not only endanger yourself but you won't be reincarnated also. And you will be considered a coward and an embarrassment to the land. There are four groups of Monster Killers: the black mamba, the red phoenix, the blue creepers and the green pixies. The black mamba was considered the strongest and the most scary group of all.. they were not only good at fighting and killing monsters but they were born with it along with their pure rage and thirst for killing monsters. One of their strength is their coordination and cooperation as a group. They are admired for their presence and strong aura. The second group is the red phoenix, like the 1st group they are also born killers and successful, but unlike the black mamba they are a little bit kinder, they prefer peace and thinks about what's good for the group. One of their strength is looking out for each other but sometimes it is also their weakness. The third group is the blue creepers, they are considered good at hiding and not being seen by the monsters, but unlike the 1st and 2nd group their fighting skills are a little bit weaker. One of their strength is their hiding ability and their weakness is the lack of group coordination and cooperation, since most of their training is about hiding and surviving alone. The last group is the green pixies. They are considered the healers, peace keepers, support, and the suppliers for the three groups and also the citizens of Hilleongord.
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Volume 1 :Monster Killers: The Hilleongord Legend
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