"You can also come as well Tsurai-san" Mina said
The sight made something in Hyuk twist painfully, but he bore with the pain. His fingers twitched as he summoned all the strength in his body to stop himself from impulsively embracing the fragile girl with his arms. 'Stop it. You can't. You have to stop this,' he whispered to himself in his mind.
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"Why? Do I need your permission or does she need your permission to go and eat?" Shen Ya sneered.
Hayley didn't know how to react to all this information so she chosses that she should just forget all of this , Caleb was her very good friend and he had always been nice to her him being underworld prince or whatever didn't bothered their friendship much before so why would let this topic matter now. With this thought she asked him " Will you being prince of underworld going to affect our friendship or normal life?" this question of her caught him off guard he didn't expect her to say this after recovering from his shock he answered "Nothing can change our friendship unless or until you and I want to." Hayley heaved a sigh of relief and smiled at him and Caleb was amazed by her once again.
thx for chapter
"Mmm…can you lend me your jacket? You still wear your shirt behind that jacket Ikki"
"Eloho." The large dragon above her shifted slightly, it's grey scales spiking up as it's large snake like body slithered in the air. It's long gold beard floated around it with it's claws twitching slightly.
"Miss, then what would we do now? Should we go back to Africa?"
"Excellent shooting, captain!" Said another voice. "It seems that the bridge is undamaged."
colbob:it's my disciple duike heheh anyway to think you still have strength to use upgration self destroction evasion i must kill you fast heheh this time you wont survive without being instakilled. this attack is 3 percent kick! scream is death heheh
This author infodumps for like 60% of the story, and when he’s not he’s wasting chapters on something frivolous. Secondly, the premise was very enjoyable but the execution is way off. There’s zero buildup. Finally, the author had the nerve to refer to black people as literal slaves (that is the exact word the translator used) who fawned over those with yellow skin, and the paleryou were the higher your status. That turned me off completely. I liked it enough to read up to that point despite the many flaws of this author, but the blatant racism is a no go.