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An Otherworldly Scholar - 17

I tested the balance of the longsword. [Swordsmanship] told me the sword weighed a bit more than a kilogram and a half, and the balance was further from the hilt than I was used to. I wondered if i...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 16

Excitement crept through my stomach. Never before have I been so thrilled to teach a class, but again, never before I had been into a world of swords and magic powers. Not many teachers back on Ear...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 15 [EXTENDED]

AN: Added an extra scene at the end :)

“You are in charge, Ilya.” I handed the wooden spoon to the gnome girl and followed Elincia out of the kitchen. She guided me through the...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 15

“You are in charge, Ilya.” I handed the wooden spoon to the gnome girl and followed Elincia out of the kitchen. She guided me through the long corridor with a view to the inner court...

Goal #1: Complete!

Hello everyone, Elra here. 

Okay, you already broke the $60/month mark and it was way way faster than I expected. So... congratulations! +1 chapters for everyone!

I already relea...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 14

The manor’s kitchen was a large space that could easily accommodate a fifteen member team. From the walls hung all kinds of pans, pots, and other utensils I couldn’t quite recognize. There was ...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 13

Captain Kiln was right about her assessment of me, I was returning to the orphanage, to hell with consequences. I walked away from the Great Hall and into the market, cursing my pride. Captain Kiln...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 11

The Great Hall stood tall against the cloudy day, expelling white smoke from the multiple chimneys on its thatched roof. The outer walls made of a dark gray stone and the overall brutalistic style ...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 10

“I’d warn you, I'm not as much of a catch as you think I am. In practical terms, I have more kids than you can count on two hands.“ Elincia said with a mischievous smile.

It had been a ...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 9

On today’s episode of ‘Things I never thought would happen to me’, two human-snake hybrids with long snouts and colorful scales cried in my arms. Despite the unsettling texture of their scale...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 12

The audience hall was a long room with a high ceiling. From the ceiling hung metal chandeliers that held hundreds of small white shining stones that illuminated the room with a warm and gentle ligh...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 8

The System was a scam, period.

I had leveled up five whole times after our fight against the Wendigo and I had not received any kind of reward. Sure, my mana pool had grown a little bit and m...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 7

As the pack of Black Wolves swarmed the Wendigo, Elincia and I crawled behind the ferns trying to get away from the fight. Part of me knew I was being a burden to Elincia. With her night vision and...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 6

We settled our deal with a handshake and Elincia guided me across the valley just as the sun hid beneath the western mountains. Despite her early warnings, we cut through the forest instead of stic...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 5

“Ienus Rob, einus Elincia,” I said under the attentive glance of Elincia’s emerald eyes. I am Rob, you are Elincia.

Elincia nodded across the campfire and a smile of satisfacti...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 4

I followed the smoke trail into a humid ravine covered in moss. The steep stone walls were five or six paces apart, forming a narrow path that went down to the valley. Without a second thought, I s...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 3

I was precariously perched on the Hermit’s Gold tree, trying to reach the upper fruits, when a high pitched screech echoed through the valley. My mind instantly flashed images of the bear-mutant ...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 2

After deciding I wasn’t losing my mind, I sat on the floor between the mangled body of the bear-monster and the puddle of my vomit. A familiar character sheet floated in front of my eyes, it had ...

An Otherworldly Scholar - 1

Hackberry Creek, Connecticut, was a remote town of less than a thousand inhabitants, lost among the Appalachians. If anything, it was a picturesque place and a sufficiently good enough hunting spot...