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The Hunter's Mark

Three thousand years ago. The seven most powerful magicians in the world, The Sacred Virtues, sealed the evil Four Horsemen by using the magic power of sixteen people. Three thousand years later. Humans continue to choose sixteen people who will sacrifice their magic to keep the evil sealed. Malcom is one of these ‘lucky’ people as soon as he was born. Because of being chosen as the bearer of the Mark, Malcom could only use a part of his magic. How could he then live normally when everything in the world requires magic to function? He was considered weak, thus became a social outcast. Tired of being mistreated and humiliated, Malcom fights to prove his true worth. But things get even more complicated when fanatical Horsemen worshiping fans begin kidnapping the Marked people like him… *** Author's Note: 3 chapters or more every Friday 100 Power Stones = +1 Extra ch/week 300 Power Stones = +2 Extra ch/week 700 Power Stones = +4 Extra ch/week 1000 Power Stones = +7 Extra ch/week Extra chapters will be published at the end of each week based on the power stones earned that week. Want to sponsor an extra chapter? Send a gift of 1000 coins and you will also get a shout out. Thank you!

slevink · แฟนตาซี
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The Sad Reality

The Mave flew through the air, flew calmly and firmly in the direction of the capital city, and within it, an enormous silence was maintained. 

A coffin occupied a large space in the aircraft while everyone around him sat down. 

Albert was sitting near the door looking out the window, and his jovial demeanor and his playful nature were completely opaque, so much so that from his pores, a little icy air came out.

Eventually, as if he remembered something, his hands clenched, and his power was manifested in a tiny way just before he could control himself. 

On the other side of the Mave, in the same situation Mabel was sleeping, she was sitting with her eyes closed and her hands intertwined, she looked peaceful, but everyone who knew her could know that she was devastated. 

Eventually, her eyes would open to look at the coffin, and then they would close again. It was easy to deduce what she was thinking.