A day like any other, this was. Terry wouldn’t ever have thought his end would come walking down the street, much less that it’d come in the shape of a pregnant woman. He hadn’t even paid much attention to her when she passed by. All Terry had in his mind back then was what he’d have for dinner that night, unaware upon seeing him, someone else had begun having thoughts of her own dinner:

“Can I...eat you?”

The

All logic said that playing video games (Apex Legends in this case) during a big thunderstorm probably wasn’t the brightest idea. Normally the concern Lucy would have was that a thunderbolt would strike and fry the hardware of the console, and that’d be only if she was incredibly unlucky. What were the odds her house would get struck by thunder?

So of course, that was what happened. Lucy barely had time to blink when she heard the noise of the thunder hitting

Mentioning she was helping build a shrink ray at work for Brendan’s attention as if he had been laser focused on it. “Can I see it?” he had asked. Amy Wong didn’t say no to that, thinking Brendan just wanted to take a look at interesting technology, although perhaps the drinks they had both taken also had something to do with this decision.

Showing off the shrink ray also wasn’t too difficult. Clearly it was made for portability, and Amy hel

At times like these, you felt like you were on top of the world.

Not anyone could be in the place you were at right now – the Domus Flau arena. Large, round, and the arena where the Grand Magic Games were always held. When it was time to determine which is the strongest guild in Fiore, the best and brightest guilds would come to prove their mettle.

You were prepared for what may come. After all, your skills were second to none. Whatever mag

It’s said thunder often heralds something dramatic and unusual, especially when the thunder itself is unnatural. This was one of those times. The night was clear, calm and without a cloud, yet suddenly the sky light up as if it was set on fire, and a loud, bone-rattling noise shook the forest. A lightning bolt had hit the ground! And, just as suddenly as it had appeared, it vanished. There was no storm, nor even a bit of rain. Soon the silence returned to the forest, the calm that was ther

Another night of delivering booze. It was repetitive, but it gave him money, so Makuta tolerated it. He was looking for something better, but so far there had been no luck. It didn’t matter, he had to focus on his current job anyway. Makuta looked down at the address he had scribbled, and then upwards, at a window near the top of the building. It didn’t seem like many people lived around here, judging by the amount of dark windows at such an early hour of the night. Makuta sighed, se

The gardening club almost never got any visitors, but when there were some, it was quite interesting. Things were never unexciting when somebody in the Cherryton Academy remembered the gardening club existed and went to get some flowers. There hardly was any other reason to go – nobody was interested in joining, for reasons Haru was very familiar with.



She wasn’t entirely sure if she preferred when someone came to the club. U

Having extra money was such a blessing! It wasn’t even that much – it definitely wasn’t nearly enough for Amelia or her friends to quit their day jobs and focus on adventuring full-time, but it was a rather nice amount of money for just a few hours of work. Who wouldn’t be glad to have a big bag of gold, enough for three lucky gals to have a nice night of fun in the red light district?

“I’m telling you, we’re on our way to easy l