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My attack stat… – V7 Chap 191 – The Bitter Cold of Purnesia

Along the border of Purnesia and Sistina, a giant wall had been erected as a defensive measure against possible invasion. Stretching from one end of the continent to the next, the main entryway that granted access between the lands was Fort Valga, nestled along the western side. The wars in the past involved a collection

My attack stat… – V6 Chap 189 – A Plan Revealed (2)

“Earl Sevald Hohenheim, I’m here to arrest you!” I pointed my knife straight at him. “Hmph, for a single man to barge into the home of a powerful noble in such a manner, how foolish… or that is what I would say if it were someone normal. But you, Chancellor, are far from the normal

My attack stat… – V6 Chap 188 – A Plan Revealed (1)

“Too slow. Too slow. The mass production is going about too dreaded slow, I say!” The commanding voice of Earl Hohenheim shook his office as two merchants scratched their heads sheepishly. The man at the desk was an elderly gentleman who still had a fire in his eyes, despite being in his 60s. A green,

My attack stat… – V6 Chap 185 – A Corny Situation (2)

Hiding behind a random building, we stared as the parade of crazed fans ran by, their switches having been flipped. A lady of nobility was typically married away under various arrangements, for political or financial gain. Stripped of this prospect of finding a romance of their own, there was no doubt that they held pent

My attack stat… – V6 Chap 184 – A Corny Situation (1)

‘Just how the hell did I get stuck in this situation?’ My eyes wandered to the person sitting across from me, the flamboyant Duke that often threw me under the bus randomly with tiring theatrics. It hadn’t even been a week since the last one, where I had been volunteered to participate in the tournament,

My attack stat… – V6 Chap 183 – A Day Off for Ludmila (2)

Known for artistic displays of Ice magic, Duke Reichenstein was a peculiar person that loved to dabble in creative works and show them off to the public. The current stage had been set up for just another one of ‘his’ famous forms of entertainment. In the center of an open plaza, Duke Reichenstein, in her