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The man was taken aback.
"Grandma, I have to go. I am quite busy right now. If this pays off, I will be on my way to stardom. See you later at home, alright?" Alexa tried to sound as cheerful as she could. But what she wanted to say was... She would have enough money to pay for all of Grandma Santos's gambling death...
I was feeling a lot of emotions right now mostly sadness despair and rage
Elijah : So dark. The title.
"Master, do you remember what your wish to alaya-sama is? if I'm not wrong it's [To have EMS and proficient at using it]. So of course you can use EMS, it comes naturally by instinct. However, it's different story if you want to use another jutsu outside your EMS and its ability. You need chakra control. You thought you're going to be a perfect shinobi like madara or sasuke aren't you master? hehe next time you should give a more detailed wish hehe."
I'm going to be making some handbooks and posting info to them on the story's website (under construction). I'll be sure to let you know when they're viewable!
"ငါတို႔မွားသြားပါတယ္"
"Hmm, sekolah sihir ya.. sudah lama ya adik ku kita tidak sekolah.. kita selalu menjalankan misi rahasia sampai kita melupakan sekolah.."
"These are infused with Tracking Magic, which will allow us to ensure your exact positions."
"Yeah, I'll forgive you." I don't imagine she will ever cheat on me. She's not the type.
"Oh great." Liz mumbled upon seeing the guy that was supposed to be her guide on her first day.
He couldn't lie about being incredibly happy. Creek was so happy he felt his throbbing heart was going to choke him, but the prospect that Branch would reject their possible family scared him enough to douse the flame of his passions. It was just the beginning of their relationship. In reality, they didn't even have a relationship. They've gotten as far as confirming they were soul mates, but Creek wanted more than that. He wanted the chance to properly court Branch and give the troll everything he deserved. They've missed out on so much, both of them guilty for wasting time until they were already halfway through life.
