Fantasy

Chapter 18, Section 3, Site of the Da Yue State, Chapter 18, Chapter 18, Section 1, Miao Township Wu Zu
Qiu Bulao pointed to the picture and said, "This photo is a satellite image of the location of the incident. Half a month ago, due to a storm, the ruins of the Dayue Kingdom were exposed from the desert. Most of the exposed evidence confirms that it is the main body of the imperial palace, and there is also a part of the main urban area of the Dayue Kingdom. From the analysis of the data, it seems that it is the residence of a certain large bureaucrat.
By 徐金升3 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 18, Section 2, Task of the Miao Township Wu Zu, Part 1
When we arrived at the conference room, there were already over thirty people sitting inside, most of whom were from the original room. There were four people sitting in the main seat, in order of Ouyang leaning to the left, Hao Wenming, Gao Liang, and Qiu Bulao.
By 徐金升3 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 17, Section 2: Breaking the Cocoon and Becoming a Butterfly
Liu Fenghua's agility surprised me. If I had known, I would have brought my equipment with me. Even if I didn't have a gun or bullets, a baton would have been good.
By 徐金升3 years ago in Fiction
The First Part of the Miao Township Wu Zu Chapter 17 Section 1 Collision
I couldn't rely on this fat guy; I had to handle it myself. What's the big deal? I've dealt with more than a dozen dry corpses in the Water Curtain Cave. Why should I care about this guy slouched in a chair?
By 徐金升3 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 16, Section 3, Exam of the Miao Township Witch Ancestor, Part 1
Sun Fatzi chimed in, "Lazi, getting zapped occasionally isn't that bad; think of it as electrotherapy." This guy clearly couldn't handle the electricity alone; he needed some company.
By 徐金升3 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 16, Section 2 Training of the Miao Township Witch Ancestor
The subsequent training became much more monotonous. We had to run five kilometers around the underground training field with five-kilogram sandbags strapped to our bodies, which wasn't a problem for me. Back in the army, I used to do cross-country runs while carrying a twenty-kilogram load, so these exercises were a breeze. However, Sun Fatzi couldn't handle it. He collapsed on the ground and started foaming at the mouth before completing even half of the run. But the scene seemed oddly familiar to me.
By 徐金升3 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 16, Section 1, Testing of the First Part of the Miao Township Witch Ancestor
Sun Fatzi didn't hold back at all. He pushed the magazine into the magazine well of the gun and aimed at the target, firing a shot with a "pop." Haowen Ming watched the monitor screen and said, "Bullseye, Dasheng, you have excellent marksmanship." I looked at the target, and there was a cluster of red marks in the bullseye.
By 徐金升3 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 15, Section 4 Equipment of the First Miao Township Wu Zu
"Wait a minute," Sun Fatzi interjected, pointing his finger, "Director, there are only five investigation rooms. You didn't mention the sixth room."
By 徐金升3 years ago in Fiction
Release that witch
"Your Highness, wake up..." He turned his head, but the voice didn't disappear; instead, it grew louder. He felt someone reaching out, gently pulling at his sleeve.
By boluo3 years ago in Fiction
Fantasy Metal
Silence. The only thing I could hear was a dull, muffled background noise. Maybe they were voices, shouts, cries, tears. It didn't matter. It simply didn't matter. I couldn't distinguish anything else except the silence. I'm not an idiot, mind you. I knew it wasn't possible to find it in the place I was in. Yet, there it was, that silence that muffled everything. It took importance away from everything except what was in front of me. That small image I had at my feet, that scene that captured every part of my being, like a black hole that kidnapped emotions, sensations, and swallowed them. What I had in front of me was the reason I was there, the reason why all the people around me were there. Maybe that's what made it so unnatural. Another thing in my life that could never have happened in my mind, one of those things that my brain, even though it processed all the possibilities every time, hadn't even noticed.
By Alessandro La Martina3 years ago in Fiction
A Prologue
He entered the pub and found what he was looking for. Noise, the clamor of dozens of drunken people trying to forget their bad day at work or their argument with their spouse. Some guys were at the bar, chests puffed out and backs straight, hoping to order a good cider. They were already anticipating the morning after, when they would boast about it to their friends. A quiet music played from one corner of the pub, its volume excessively high to drown out everything else. There was no place more chaotic in the entire universe. Perfect.
By Alessandro La Martina3 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of Eternity
In a world where dreams and reality often collide in the most unexpected of ways, two souls stand on the precipice of a connection that defies time itself. Sophia, a museum curator with an insatiable fascination for history, and James, a talented musician haunted by the elusive melody of his unwritten symphony, were two strangers living disparate lives. Yet, a mystical force, like the wisps of a forgotten love story, drew them inexorably closer.
By Vico Andiar3 years ago in Fiction