

Ashdenroth
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Novels by Ashdenroth

Reincarnated in another world with a Gunsmithing System
Fantasy
10
In a world where guns and magic coexist, Ezra Romanov is born with an E-level magic talent and aims to become an Ace Gunner one day. However, all his dreams are dashed to pieces when a terrible accident cripples his hands, making it impossible for him to shoot properly.
The child prodigy soon becomes an object of ridicule and even his fiancé threatens to break off their engagement. But just when all things seem bleak and hopeless, a mysterious eye becomes bound to his hand, giving him access to a magical gunsmithing system which allows him to craft and modify enchanted weapons.
With his newly acquired system Ezra embarks on a journey to rise to the top and become the best Gunner on the continent.
[Legendary Cursed Eye Awakened!]
[Gunsmithing Talent Unlocked!]
[Gunsmithing Level: F!]
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Chapter: The Plague Bearer (2)
A Gunner without magic was nothing more than an ordinary gunslinger. Despite having access to some of the most powerful enchanted firearms, Ezra had no way to fire enchanted bullets without using magic power.The Plague Bearer towered over Ezra, its branch-like arms hanging loosely by its side as a slimy green liquid dripped incessantly from its mouth. Ezra knew he could not rely on his damned shotgun any longer since he was all out of magic power, so he quickly switched to his father’s enchanted musket.Equipping the Gremlin Silver-barreled Musket, Ezra fired a steel pellet at the Plague Bearer. The round pierced its chest, puncturing one of its many swollen blisters.A stream of putrid yellow bile oozed from the Plague Bearer’s bullet wound as it grumbled like an ancient troll. But the shot had barely scratched the surface.Raising its enormous arms, the Plague Bearer let out a hollow growl. As its guttural cry echoed through the forest, it attracted all the wrong kind of attention
Last Updated: 2025-02-11
Chapter: The Plague Bearer
Ezra pulled out his damned shotgun and set out on the snaking path, guided by Aurelia’s spectral angel. Her holy aura pushed back the shadows, illuminating the surroundings, but the distant trees still remained in complete darkness.The shadow Ezra had spotted amidst the trees had disappeared without a trace, but the trail of decay lingered on, helping them track their elusive prey.Hunting a Plague Bearer in the dead of the night in the middle of a rotting forest was a fool’s gambit, but for Ezra and Aurelia, there was no alternative. Since the Plague Bearer had already started corrupting the lands around Ignar and infected so many beasts and birds nearby, it was dangerous to let the creature roam free for too long.Three scouts and an unwitting physician had already died from the Rotting Plague, and there was no telling how many more would get infected if things were not handled at once.The deeper they ventured into the forest, the gloomier it got, and the air reeked of rotting fl
Last Updated: 2025-02-10
Chapter: The trail of decay
Riding out into the night was never a good idea when dealing with the undead, but the arrival of the Plague Bearer had forced their hand.Ezra and Aurelia ditched the armored stallions, choosing fresh mares instead to cover the ground quickly and move without stirring up a storm.It had been many months since Ezra had ridden with a partner, and with Aurelia by his side, he felt confident of tackling any danger that lay ahead.“It’s good to ride with you again after so long. Just like old times,” Ezra said as he spurred his horse while keeping his eyes peeled for any signs of decay.Aurelia chuckled back at him. “You know this reminds me of your first mission for Dragon Claw. That night, we were hunting a Night Walker, and this time it’s a Plague Bearer.”“Not much has changed I suppose. The same old undead as always,” Ezra huffed, his voice rife with irritation.Aurelia, however, saw the funny side. “I would not say nothing has changed. You have climbed the ranks quite quickly. Now, y
Last Updated: 2025-02-10
Chapter: What plagues thee?
Ezra’s cry for help prompted the patrolling cavaliers to rush to his aid. They were soon joined by one of the only healers who had survived Lorelai’s slaughter.The old healer was blind in his left eye and walked with a slight limp. “What ails this poor soul? It seems like a malady of the humors,” he mumbled in a croaking voice.As the healer hobbled toward the scout convulsing on the ground, Aurelia rushed in to stop him.“Stop right there! Don’t get too close!” she shouted him down.The old man shivered as Aurelia’s booming voice pierced his ears. He stopped a dozen feet away, his bony legs trembling under him.“My…Lady, I can help this man. I might look old, but I am a trained healer. My knowledge of the various herbs, potions, salves, and tinctures can cure not just the diseases of nature but the disorders of the mind and disabilities of the body as well,” the old men went off into a senile rant. “You know I was trained by one of the finest—”“I am sure you can heal the sick and
Last Updated: 2025-02-09
Chapter: The calm before the storm
A well-fed army was a happy army, and this was especially true for these Imperial Troops who had never gone without a meal in years.King Reginald had never marched his soldiers out of Magaravia, even for scouting missions. Most of the rebellions were suppressed by Count Gressil and his Elite Knights, while the Gunners from Dragon Claw were tasked with dealing with rogue sorcerers and monsters.Marquis Desmond knew that these greenhorns had probably never endured the harsh conditions of war, and the psychological stress of watching their brothers die in battle was already starting to get inside their heads and manifest in the form of jitters and night terrors.To ease their problems, Marquis Desmond ordered all foot soldiers to move into the nearest lodgings and rest for the night. The warm food was just what they needed to get them going, and Count Gressil threw in some of his old wine from the castle’s special cellar.Only the Imperial Cavaliers and a handful of Imperial Paladins we
Last Updated: 2025-02-08
Chapter: The long night
If it were a war against the elves or the orcs, Ezra would not have hesitated to head out right now. But since they were fighting the undead, he knew it was never a good idea to step outside the walls after dark.Ezra glanced at his watch and saw it was only nine. They still had to endure ten hours of gloomy darkness before the sun finally reappeared in the sky. Fortunately, since they had liberated Ignar, the fortified city now offered them a safe haven, allowing them to rest and reorganize themselves before the next march.While Aurelia was busy discussing the march across the Vale of Scribes with Sir Galahar, the Count ordered his Elite Knights to tend to the rescued prisoners and help them rebuild their homes.Although Lorelai hadn’t destroyed Ignar’s defenses, her dark magic had tainted everything around the castle, transforming the city into an unforgiving hellscape.The Elite Knights cleared the skeletons from the streets and helped the priests perform the last rites for the f
Last Updated: 2025-02-08
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