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This drunkard hadn't touched a woman for years, his eyes would've bulged out even if he'd seen a sow (female pig), let alone a beautiful woman like this.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
Eliard was quick and nimble and knew some martial arts, but he was not a bloodthirsty fellow. At this, he landed a karate chop on each of the bandits' necks, knocking them out for good.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
Suddenly, deep horn blasts rang out from the northern side of Gladstone City. The sound, though bleak and desolate, pierced the hearts of the human soldiers. They rejoiced while the Dark Elves' faces filled with panic.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
Link felt something explode within his stomach, but it was painless. Then, immense, uncontrollable waves of power surged into his limbs. At the same time, his mind became clearer than it had ever been before.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
ch 20 The Lonely Vagabond
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
But this Link knew that Celine behaved that way because his words had struck close to her heart. She had taken off that sweet, mischievous facade, and her indifference was just a way of protecting herself.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
Horror filled his dark red eyes. "How can this kid cast spells so quickly?!"
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
There were a lot of things that neither Assassins nor Warriors could do but that Magicians could achieve easily. Take flying for example. Any Level-3 Magician could fly. That alone was enough for them to leave the other classes in the dust, figuratively or not.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
Right now, the Dark Elves and Ardivan only had each other in their sights. No one noticed what was going on behind them.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
It was now half past eleven. He still had more than two hours to escape from Gladstone City. He had more than enough time—unless, God forbid, something happened.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
"The law and order have collapsed." Link sighed. He could do nothing to help such a situation.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
It took more than half an hour for Link to travel through most of the Flower District. More and more people crowded onto the streets, making it even more chaotic than it was before. Some of the buildings had even caught fire, cries ringing out from inside them. Some people tried to help, but others still continued to loot and plunder.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
He slipped as a result, his expectations opposite of the outcome. Jiggs was alarmed and tense, he was unable to keep his balance any longer. The heavy armor he wore made him all the more clumsy. All he saw was the sky as he fell backward.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
Jiggs had been running at a jog, covering his face with his shield and fuming because of the constant barrage of fireballs. His anger and impatience led to his downfall.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
Jiggs kicked the corpse by his feet. Link recognized it. It was Master Phil, one of the academy's only Level-4 Magicians. He had been 50 years old this year, with 30 years of experience in magic. Indeed, he had learned magic much, much longer than Link had been alive.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
Because of that, Jiggs didn't act immediately. He just snorted and laughed coldly, "Young man, do you think that you're invincible just because you've learned a few days of magic? Look at him. He's probably been dabbling in magic longer than you've even lived."
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
Link had achieved complete victory by pitting a Level-1 Spell, at the peak of its strength, against the Assassin in his weakest moments!
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
"You little shit!"
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang
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Yet all Link did was cast one spell. The effort to him was minuscule, on Earth there would be no such easy deed. But then, when he thought about it, Link suddenly realized that this world is a strange world—it had its own separate set of rules. He understood that Battle Art was very important to a Warrior, so he had no need to struggle or oppose it. He decided that when in Rome, he should just do as the Romans did.
Advent of the Archmage
Games · Mo Xiang