spirapira
Stories
9
Chapters
2,351
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5.1 M
Comments
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Reading
17 d, 15 h
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The northeast was close to the forest's edge, and adventurers had left woodland trails from previous passages, making it convenient for exiting the forest. Although the straight-line distance to exit the forest was shorter near Stardrop Falls, a steep mountain range stood in between. The side closest to Stardrop Falls was a sheer cliff face, making direct passage virtually impossible. When a slave-catching party captured Elves, everyone's first instinct would be that they'd flee toward the forest's edge.…-
1.2 M • Ongoing
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Mo Lan and the others followed the trail all the way to Stardrop Falls. An enormous curtain of water hung like an inverted Milky Way, thundering down from the top of the cliff and carving out a bottomless lake below. On either side rose sheer cliffs, towering thousands of feet high as if hewn by blade and axe. The rock faces were slick with moisture and covered in moss, stretching on in undulating ridges as far as the eye could see. The roar of the waterfall was deafening, and spray struck their faces in…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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Matil patted Dominic on the shoulder in a gesture of comfort, then turned around, her voice regaining its calm authority: "Time is of the essence! Rhindor, the team is yours. Be careful, and bring everyone back safely!" Rhindor accepted the order solemnly, his gaze sweeping over the assembled team. "Aiwendar, transform into your Swiftwind Falcon form immediately and fly ahead to scout the area near Stardrop Falls. Search for any suspicious traces or residual clues, and determine the exact direction the…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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After the last question was answered, the tree spirit hurried to say, "Tonight's dream lesson has gone on long enough. Your mind needs rest. Let me send you back first. Follow the inherited memories to conduct your professional training, and record all the zero-level spells you want to learn into the magic web one by one before coming back. When you do, I can practice magic with you in the dreamscape..." With that, she swiftly released Mo Lan's consciousness. The dream faded, and Mo Lan awoke on the…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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"They must have gone to gather Dreamstar Epiphyllum..." Mo Lan's heart swelled with both gratitude and unease. To give her a perfect coming-of-age gift, her two best friends had actually ventured so far into danger. But no matter what, they would never miss her coming-of-age ceremony—unless something had happened! Mo Lan immediately found Chieftain Matil and told her everything. "You're right, Moira—they've very likely run into trouble!" Matil took the matter seriously at once. She turned to a male Elf…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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Mo Lan's eyes lit up as she fired off more questions: "Druids use both psychic power and forces of nature when casting nature magic—is that because they cast through the magic net? If they bypassed the magic net, would it be possible to wield forces of nature directly, like moving your own arm? Or, like the ancient mages before the magic net existed, could one construct spell structures within their own mental sea and then use pure psychic power as a 'lever' to forcibly manipulate and shape the natural…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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The banquet ended, and the treehouse platform returned to its tranquility, with only the soft glow of fluorite lamps and the faint lingering aroma of roasted meat and herbs remaining in the air. Mo Lan tidied up the remnants of the meal and carefully put away the gifts her friends had given her. Once finished, she retrieved the transparent Crystal bottle that Grandma Matil had given her from the bedside cabinet. The sleeping flower dew inside shimmered with a clear, faint light under the moonlight. She…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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Whether it was trap camouflage techniques or the fundamentals of hand bow marksmanship, Mo Lan mastered everything with extraordinary speed. She always grasped the underlying principles quickly, and after just a few practice attempts could already perform with impressive skill. She could even extrapolate from what she'd learned, proposing clever little ideas that made others' eyes light up. This astonishing learning speed left Dominic utterly dumbfounded. After training ended, he couldn't help but look Mo…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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She didn't know how much time had passed. Just as she was considering whether to change locations, an extremely faint rustling sound came from the bushes to her right. A plump grey-furred rabbit cautiously poked its head out, its long ears swiveling alertly. It seemed to have sensed something and paused in place for a moment, then began moving carefully along a grassy path toward the first snare trap Mo Lan had set. Mo Lan's heart leaped into her throat. Her fingers lightly rested on the bowstring, but she…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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After hearing Grandma Matil's explanation, Mo Lan finally understood. The reason her gains had been so enormous wasn't because of natural perception at all — it was the legendary "natural resonance"! And it had continued for several months straight. The plants of the Emerald Forest had grown lush and vibrant, and the Elves of the tribe had benefited greatly as well. In the inherited memories, there were indeed only a few brief lines introducing "natural resonance," and Tree Spirit Mother hadn't…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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