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Walking on the street, Hylial passed through the bustling streets, hearing a burst of music from afar – the sound of bagpipes and guqin playing together. Behind a distant stall selling potatoes and parsnips, two people sat on stacked barrels and boxes. One played the bagpipes, pressing the air bladder, while the other lightly plucked the strings of a guqin. Judging from their mud-splattered clothes, the two were likely stall owners rather than professional musicians. Their melody was simple and…-
1.6 K • Ongoing
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After choosing their destinations, the students temporarily settled in the Woodland Association. The next day, they gathered in the association's side hall, where a tall, thin old man awaited them. He was dressed in a dark brown cashmere gown, one hand behind his back, his hair neatly combed. Hylial was one of the early arrivals. She found a window seat and sat down. The side hall was similar to a church chapel, with tall, upright glass windows on both sides, but no statues of deities. After a while,…
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1.6 K • Ongoing
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The camels set off again, but this time their destination was the terminus. About ten days later, Hylial and her classmates finally saw the sun after a long absence, stepping out of the enclosed, majestic building. They dismounted on a hillside, and the camels, about three hundred meters tall, stood at the foot of the hill. Then, under the guidance of a group of cavalrymen in dark green robes, everyone walked through the roads in the hillside and reached the valley below. Here, several hidden lakes were…
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1.6 K • Ongoing
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He wrote his choices on paper, and soon these pages flew back into the hands of the man in black. He placed his finger above the book, quickly flipped through many pages, then closed it. "Very good, your choices this time did not overlap, which saves us the hassle of coordination." "I will create letters of introduction for each of you. Upon arrival at your station, hand the letter to the local Woodland Association, and they will inform you of the further procedures and arrangements." After that, he…
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1.6 K • Ongoing
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Hylial felt a thrill of excitement when Florella suggested she teach her 'Aromatherapy'. However, she only had one remaining , and if she were to learn 'Aromatherapy' now, she wouldn't be able to learn anything else. Despite this, Hylial quickly thought of another solution: learn it first, then intentionally forget the ability. If she needed it again in the future, she could simply relearn it. Her previous experience in the Shadow World was similar: 'Bloom-Flowering Method' had been fractured and…
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1.6 K • Ongoing
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After touring the stalls on this level with Florella, Hylial slowly gained a lot of insights. Because most of the students were first-order, most of the items sold here were suitable for this stage. Weapons and equipment were not much different from outside, and some were even cheaper, as students usually prepared themselves before going to the **woodland** and rarely needed to buy things mid-journey. Luxury goods were priced 20-50% higher than outside, because most people didn't expect to be on the road…
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1.6 K • Ongoing
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Most of the crowd that had gathered dispersed, with only a few remaining at the stall, continuing to inquire about cultivating the plant with the girl, who answered each question individually. “Because growing this plant has issues with yield rate and survival, I suggest you buy 100 seeds at once. That way, the success rate is higher.” “100 seeds, huh.” Someone stroked their chin, calculating. “That’s 10 Gold Coins, which is a bit high. Generally, a first-order aspect product costs around 1-3…
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1.6 K • Ongoing
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Although life in Burntstone City was good, Hylial lacked friends with whom she could have deep conversations. Many of the gardener's knowledge, experiences, and small hobbies she learned, when she spoke to Komia and others, they didn't understand. Madame Faran certainly understood, but she was an elder and often not at home, so Hylial couldn't cling to her for conversation. She often tended to the flower fields by herself. She was used to solitude, but having like-minded friends was a greater stroke of…
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1.6 K • Ongoing
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New day. After breakfast, Hylial and Talil went to Winnie’s house. Little Randy was also playing in the living room, holding a large ball of yarn. “You’re here.” Winnie walked out of the kitchen, bringing freshly baked cookies and offering them to the two. “Have some.” She then picked up Randy, took him back to his room to play by himself, and began their first formal lesson. “First, I need to assess Miss Lia’s mastery of text.” She placed a thick book on the table. “This is *The…
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1.6 K • Ongoing
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Hylial walked down the quiet corridor and found the room marked No. 3, which had the florid name 'Florella' written on its door. She gently knocked on the door, and soon the door opened, revealing the familiar elf with wavy golden hair standing before the girl. "Welcome, Hylial." The other party was still wearing an intricate long dress with flower-patterned sleeves, her pink eyes filled with joy. She led Hylial into the room. The entire room was like a blooming sea of pink and white flowers; various…
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1.6 K • Ongoing
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