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Chapter 206

The first thing to go wrong wasn’t subtle. Hector felt the energetic weight hit him as he approached the tall wall bridging the gap between foothill and mountain. It was not quite so overwhelming as what he remembered, but that didn’t make it ...

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Chapter 205

Hector followed the stream down to where it pooled in a deep subterranean pond. He was knee deep in sluggishly moving water before he located a dry ledge he could climb onto. The fact that he’d identified the ledge with his touch sense almost ma...

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Chapter 204

The man eyed Hector. “Go to Toll Burgh. Mayor prevents fighting there.”

Toll Burgh. He remembered that name from the map. When he pulled it out of its carrying case, Hector quickly found the named city. It sat in a narrow ravine between ...

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Chapter 203

“How you want fight rest of the bitches?”

“New rule, effective immediately: you can’t call women bitches anymore.”

Hans smirked at the attempt to regulate him. “How you want kill the Azure women?”

“I assume from t...

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Chapter 202

The safe house Hans guided Hector to was an apartment above a butcher shop. It entirely lacked furniture. Hans paid the butcher a couple of small coins for meat trimmings that were mostly greasy fat and elastic tendons, then they climbed steep sta...

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Chapter 201

There was no one to run from among the ruins of Rags. Hector took his time touring the debris. It looked like a natural disaster leveled the town. Though if he had to guess, Hector would wager that the disaster was more along the line of ‘chaos ...

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Chapter 200

Lord Zara insisted he change clothes immediately. Hector, way too old to feel uncomfortable in his own body, felt uncomfortable anyway. He could not get a read on the level ten woman he now worked for. She snapped her fingers impatiently, not want...

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Chapter 199

A treasure hunt? Hector’s mind went to thoughts of buried pirate treasure and Indiana Jones searching for archaeological relics. How was he becoming mixed up in something like this? It made no sense whatsoever. Maybe Dorian had strangled Hector ...

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Chapter 198

Hector’s stream of consciousness consisted of every profane word he knew looped together on repeat. This was extremely bad. He glanced at Riley, guilt stabbing into his heart. They were both dead. Guaranteed to grace the inside of elixir bottles...

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Chapter 197

“Vivian returned to her home world, so we had to split up.” The lie of the breakup came easier to him than the lie of the relationship ever had. It wasn’t nearly so cheesy.

“Oh, I’m sure you were heartbroken.” Maggie pursed her l...

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Chapter 196

Three weeks seemed to take forever. Hector had done more cultivation lately than he cared for. He wanted to break free of his routine. There was his trading business he wanted to push forward. He hadn’t conducted his civic duty to fight in the d...

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Chapter 195

Esther placed most of the beans into long term storage and set about preserving the cabbage by chopping and freezing it. She hummed happily and insisted on Hector drinking a celebratory glass of apple juice with her. The juice was sour and slightl...

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Chapter 194

Hector got incrementally closer to reaching the peak of five in his mind aperture during his session in the dungeon. He didn’t believe the System’s claim that he was there already. Maybe it was just a rounding error, but the System was definit...

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Chapter 193

It took a few moments for the previous sentence to penetrate his brain. Actually, he wasn’t sure if the words penetrated quite properly. “Darius is being what now?”

“He’s the Dungeon Master.”

There was no way those words me...

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Chapter 192

It took three weeks for Hector to build up enough energy for his trip home. He could have left after two weeks, but he didn’t want to be stingy with his first trip home. The couple weren’t willing to part with any of their crops until he had s...

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Chapter 191

Hector fled from the sight of the Lord Platinum’s black tower without a second thought. He did not want to be on Tian again. If the fight with Cataclysm hadn’t drained his energy reserves down to a measly ten percent, he would be ditching this...

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Chapter 190

He smashed the Ogre Cataclysm into the ground with a heavy rock across her back. Her head twisted around like her spine didn’t understand the limitations of human anatomy and she tried to bite him. Hector let it happen, then drove his fist deepe...

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Chapter 189

The warden turned his hard gaze to Mila. “The demon dying to the beast would be no great loss, but your strength could fuel an even greater massacre.”

Hector’s Strigoi ally tilted her head as she regarded the man. “I know you are not...

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Chapter 188

Hector spent three days cultivating at that site before moving on. He’d located a muddy pond not far from there and trusted in his body enhancement to let him survive any disease that might lurk in the filthy water. He would have stayed longer t...

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Chapter 187

The battle ended with Hector down to fifteen percent in his reserves. He didn’t improve that estimate all that much in the single hour Fred allowed for their recovery. Fortunately, he had time to cultivate while riding on the rover. They receive...

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Chapter 186

They left at dawn, skipping breakfast this time due to rising nerves. Their last battle had been too close for comfort. Without an Alfar guide, it took half the time to reach the area.

From there, Hector and the Titans slipped into the thick...

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Chapter 185

They remained in hiding for five days before Nestor declared their seclusion over.

“Any longer without food and I won’t be able to fight.”

Hector had raised his reserves to about forty percent, so he didn’t object. His enhanced...

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Chapter 184

Four percent energy reserves. He was naked, exhausted, and had to keep fighting anyway.

The gorilla died reaching for Hector with its one remaining arm, hate in its eyes. The cougars Nestor cleared out with wild swings of his fists. Then cam...

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Chapter 183

The night went quite well. Hector even managed to get a few hours of sleep. His ego had inflated to a dangerous degree, so he endeavored to pop the bubble by listing the many reasons he hadn’t just done something epic.

First, Mila clearly ...

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Chapter 182

They entered through the gate and witnessed the splendor of Breadfruit Village.

Trees dominated, both breadfruit and coconut, swaying with large fruit between wattle and daub houses. The palisade extended around approximately half of the lar...

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Chapter 181

Hunter guided Misfit Squad on a winding trail just barely wide enough for Fred to pass. The Alfar man had grown taciturn after parting with the other survivors of his village. Fred kept quiet as well, other than to give occasional orders for Hecto...

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Chapter 180

Their chosen path made for quick travel. The undergrowth strangling the area had turned halfway to dust, creating crunchy organic gravel between leafless tree skeletons. To either side plentiful plant life bloomed. As they covered ground, Hector c...

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Chapter 179

Hector almost glanced about like an idiot to spot their observer. It penetrated his brain in time that Cleo whispered so that they could keep their awareness secret from the unknown watcher. He nodded to her and glanced at the water bladder. Only ...

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Chapter 178

No one spoke of the Sage’s death. They didn’t know him well enough to grieve his loss. More than that, the fact that a level six Arahant with a Sage insight strongly suited to combat died in the first battle was an uncomfortable reminder of th...

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Chapter 177

His first cable strike landed on the forehead of an ibex. The monster didn’t slow even momentarily from the impact, though it lost an eye. H

His first cable strike landed on the forehead of an ibex. The monster didn’t slow even momentari...

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