Come morning, all four of them took a break from their training for a day to go and visit the town. Mana and Cobal hadn’t returned to the village since they originally stayed there overnight. Now they were going there to talk to the council and maybe visit some of the shops in town. With … Continue reading Chapter Twenty-Three – The council of Milinia
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Update on the state of my laziness
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Chapter Twenty-two – Diplomatic Immunity
Several days went by and Mana quickly got the hang of the assignment that Dionil set for them. After the third day she could lift the book up and open it to a random page. More precision than that was still beyond her, but it was a lot more than Cobal could say. He’d been … Continue reading Chapter Twenty-two – Diplomatic Immunity
Video killed the radio star
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The inside outtakes
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Fairy, where you going?
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Chapter Twenty-one – The sage’s lessons
“Adjust your stance to what I’m showing you. You don’t have to completely abandon what you’ve learned, but try to adjust, okay? If you move your hips slightly lower and keep the knees bent you have way more flexibility. Move with the strike of the sword as you parry it as opposed to forcing yourself … Continue reading Chapter Twenty-one – The sage’s lessons
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