nellstewart
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Chapter 1 - Gathering In the center of the room there was a rectangular table. Three chairs were placed along its left and right sides. Five important individuals for the country were sitting in those chairs, facing each other. “Let’s start, then.” After the maid served a cup of black tea to all present and left the room, a red-haired young man — Welles May Rinchelle — started the meeting. Sitting on Welles’ right side was a young lady with red hair tied in a chignon, Lychaine…-
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Chapter 2 - A Reason not to Die The party reached the kingdom of Saldance at noon, four days after the meeting. On the ship headed to Saldance rode two members from Diestburg: Grerial Hanse Diestburg and Feli von Yugsten. The knights originally escorting Grerial were ordered to guard Fay from the shadows in Feli’s place, so they stayed in Rinchelle. From Rinchelle came Welles May Rinchelle, Lychaine May Rinchelle, Rowle Zwelg, and 40 knights. They would stay in Saldance for two days:…
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Prologue The war in the Afillis kingdom was over, but soon enough I — Fay Hanse Diestburg — saw myself accompanying my older brother Grerial to the “Kingdom of Water” Rinchelle, a country our Diestburg was closely related to. The slothful lifestyle I was known for far and wide, which earned me the nickname of “Trash Prince”, was getting farther and farther away. During our visit in Rinchelle Grerial and I had a private audience with the kingdom’s second prince, Welles May…
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Chapter 29 - The Swordsman Called Sword Emperor You are sure of this? I could hear the spirit language, Vindes. The dragon asked me for confirmation, speaking directly into my mind. Do not let your guard down. His Highness is incredibly powerful. I can tell that much from your wounds. I thought I heard it sigh. I closed my eyes, hiding my jade pupils. So that’s your master. A brief silence followed. I’m going to borrow your body. Please. My words had no…-
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Web Version Short Story - Window Trickery “Remove the window lock.” It all started from these words. In my room, the maid Ratifah looked at the pale darkness-colored window, equipped with a lock, and sighed. “Ehm...Your Highness...might I inquire the reason…?” “Isn’t it obvious…? I just...feel like removing it.” I couldn’t come up with a proper reason, so I said the first one which came to mind, with a tone lower than the usual. “That’s!! 100%!! A lie,…
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Chapter 31 - A Story in Motion “....hm.” “You’re finally conscious.” I looked at Feli slowly sitting up and felt my expression relax. It was still around 7 in the morning. I did say “finally”, but only about two hours had passed. “...my deepest apologies.” Those were her first words. Before saying anything else, she apologized. I thought that it was really like her to do that. “You did it for my sake, right? Besides, sparring once in a while isn’t bad at…
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Chapter 30 - Insanity and Death “Haha...” The Water Dragon dropped its sword, kneeled on the ground and laughed. Its eyes were pointed at my stomach. “I trust you have not forgotten the condition you yourself placed on this duel?” —If I suffer any kind of wound. The words I said just minutes ago echoed in my mind. “Haha.” I looked at the Water Dragon with absolute confidence and laughed scornfully. I casually threw my “Spada” behind me. The “Spada”…
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Chapter 25 - An Old Story Once upon a time… Though, since it was only 200 years ago, it wasn’t such an old story. Before the Saldance kingdom was founded, in its predecessor, the kingdom of Romanne, there was a princess confined to bed due to a terrible illness— It was a fatal illness, one so inexplicable that all doctors threw the towel in despair, unable to find a cure. No one managed to even find a clue about how the illness could be cured. In such a desperate situation, a woman claiming to be…
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