spirapira
Stories
9
Chapters
2,476
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5.5 M
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Reading
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"What's with all this pushing and shoving?" Talam raised his voice, cutting through the clamor. "Didn't Taliro already tell you? The general store only carries cards Level 5 and above! Take a good look at your own Gem Coin balances—can any of you even afford a single card?" The excited atmosphere fell silent for a moment. The tribespeople exchanged glances, each summoning their Card Magic interface. Semi-transparent screens materialized in the air, Gem Coin balances displayed in their corners: 【237】,…-
1.2 M • Ongoing
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Sylvia turned around, her small hands gripping tightly onto Mo Lan's sleeve, her upturned face brimming with eager excitement: "Mama! How about... you pick some cards to put in the store too!" Her eyes sparkled, her words tumbling out like skipping stones: "From now on, you can just sit behind the counter drinking tea and reading books, waiting to collect Gem Coins! I'll sell the cards for you!" Mo Lan raised an eyebrow and regarded her daughter with amusement. "Oh? That generous? So what would I need to…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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Mo Lan set down her teacup, walked over to Sylvia's side, and gently tapped her finger against the window. "Look over there. What do you see?" Sylvia rose onto her tiptoes, the tip of her nose pressing against the cold glass, and gazed in the direction her mother was pointing. In the distance lay a verdant valley embraced by surrounding mountains. Scattered across the valley floor were over a dozen tents made of animal hides dyed in three colors—blue, purple, and gold—arranged in a loose cluster like…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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Just then, Zhizhi slapped her pen down with a "snap" and declared proudly, "I've figured out the best way to stock inventory for maximum profit!" Sylvia looked at her in surprise. "That fast?" Zhizhi's little tail stuck straight up. One paw on her hip, the other tapping the parchment spread across the counter: "Of course! The key here is understanding what kinds of cards the Tatari, other races, and we can buy — and at what prices." She drew a simple table on the paper with the tip of her pen: "The…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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Sylvia didn't actually enjoy sitting up straight to study books—unless the book was about something she was truly interested in. Before, she could spend an entire day happily poring over the descriptions and pictures of various landscapes on the magic map. Now, she had developed an interest in arithmetic—an indispensable subject for running a shop and making money. Yet this thin little booklet was like a candy whose sweetness she'd only just begun to taste before it was gone, leaving her itching for…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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In an instant, over ninety percent of the cards flickering on the screen vanished, and all those dazzling high-tier cards disappeared from view. What remained were plain, unadorned basic cards. {Matches}, {Flint}, {Water Pouch}, {Rope}, {Insect Repellent Powder}, {Hemostatic Powder}, {Simple Tent}... Simple in function, limited in effect, and not expensive either — completely affordable. But the sheer number was still overwhelming. Sylvia's little face scrunched up into a knot as her fingers swiped back…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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"Tomorrow the sunrise here will be amazing!" Lilith and Dorella stood shoulder to shoulder, gazing at the moon rising from the edge of the coastline. Sylvia turned around and threw herself into her mother's arms, her voice muffled against the fabric: "Mama, today was the best day ever!" Mo Lan lowered her head and placed a gentle kiss atop Sylvia's hair. Vasida was carrying a giggling Tessa on her shoulders: "Let's go! Time for dinner!" Sylph gently combed through Evelyn's long hair, asking softly: "Are…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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Following the stairs down to the castle's first floor, several wooden doors of varying styles stood side by side along the corridor to the left of the Living Room. Sylvia held her little head high, standing on tiptoe as she read the Witch Script on each door sign one by one: "Witch Eatery, Witch Tavern, Witch Bookshop, Witch Perfumery, Witch Candy House... Witch General Store! Found it!" She stood on tiptoe and pushed open the oak door. Behind it was a small, impeccably organized room of roughly thirty…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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The castle continued forward at its unhurried pace. In the rooftop garden, the little witches lined up along the railing, four small heads pressed together, their gazes following the forest deer startled from the tree shadows and the birds taking flight... Every frame of scenery drew gasps of wonder from them, as if they could never see enough. The castle's stride quietly quickened. As its enormous feet rose and fell in alternation, they stirred gentle breezes that ruffled the fresh leaves at the treetops,…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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The little witches chattered away, bursting with questions. Mo Lan, Vasida, Lilith, and Sylph exchanged knowing smiles and, in perfect unison, reached out with their chopsticks, each picking up a steaming xiaolongbao and gently popping it into their daughters' endlessly questioning little mouths. "Mmph..." The warm, soft filling instantly conquered their taste buds and plugged the rapid-fire stream of curiosity. "Finish your breakfast properly!" Mo Lan laughed, ruffling Sylvia's hair. "Once we're on the…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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