Raising The Dead

Gimme Time. I am dying

“Thanks to you, for bringing it all together for me…” That was the voice that echoed in my head as my vision faded to black. It was at that moment that I knew that our lives had been a lie. Crafted by the Gods to do their bidding, we were their ‘Apostles’. A face exactly

Eryn awoke with a cough, spitting out the layer of dust that lined her mouth. She wiped her face and looked around her. A vague recollection of an explosion tossing her brought urgency to the situation. Immediately, she cast a Wind spell to launch herself into the air for a better view. She regretted it

“Bring them all down?…” A shiver went down my spine. ‘Not just one, but them all?’ Surely, that was what echoed in everyone’s mind. My gaze immediately turned to Eryn. Most of us knew about the effects of Godfall, but only the two of us had seen it happen before our eyes. Lamps Magellan, having

“Waves in the south and east districts, all clear! Two hovering behind the building on your right, Claude!” Katalina’s voice directed the flow of battle as we continued to take down the flying golems. Turning the corner, a beam of energy crashed into me, but I was ready for it. Putting my abundant reservoir of

A golem split into two vertical halves, separating as they fell to the ground. I watched another peel apart, lifeless after my air slices. Several more hovered around me, hesitating now that being shackled by gravity didn’t mean that my attacks couldn’t reach them. Two more swings of my knives formed white blades that sliced

Dark shadows glided across the streets of an empty and desolate Tokyo, cast by white, winged golems high in the sky. They paused to scout the area, examining for any signs of life. It had been more than 600 years since these ruins were last active, but an alarm rang out, bringing forth its protectors.

‘What defines something as human?’ That was one question that Rika held onto, desperately searching for the answer as she messed around, deciding to destroy her relationship with Saki. Even in this body that was made just to suit Saki’s preferences, she couldn’t tell the difference between her and any of the artificial people that

The sight of a Japanese girl in a school uniform, with her torso ripped open and metal wires spilling out, was probably not the best way to revisit an old friend. But Saki didn’t care as she ran up to Rika, who was propped up on a rack due to her limbs, save for the

“This robot you found, it’s quite intricate,” Katalina muttered as she fiddled with the broken torso of ‘Rika-chan’. Various holographic windows hovered around her as she stared at the blueprints, using magic to forge the components needed to do the repairs. “More intricate than a mobile suit?” I replied in jest. “Of course! A mobile

“Guys, you’re not going to believe what we found,” was the first thing I said after calling everyone for a conference. Each Electi and Master had gathered at the royal castle of Sistina. Eryn and Cornelius sat side by side, next to Katalina and me – almost as if we had partner-swapped between summoner and