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How to beat the stone monster pt.2
Author: MELODEAROSE
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When the golem spotted the other presence that had irritated it, it went berserk, thrashing until the tree Ed was lounging in shook violently. Ed nearly lost his balance, but just as he prepared to bolt with his blinding speed—the golem’s giant palm snatched him right out of the air.

"Argh!" he cried out, feeling as though his very bones were being crushed in the vice grip.

Meanwhile, Eugene struggled frantically to free his trapped leg. Just as he managed to stand back up, a lingering sting sh
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  • How to beat the stone monster pt.2

    When the golem spotted the other presence that had irritated it, it went berserk, thrashing until the tree Ed was lounging in shook violently. Ed nearly lost his balance, but just as he prepared to bolt with his blinding speed—the golem’s giant palm snatched him right out of the air."Argh!" he cried out, feeling as though his very bones were being crushed in the vice grip.Meanwhile, Eugene struggled frantically to free his trapped leg. Just as he managed to stand back up, a lingering sting shooting up his calf, Ed unleashed a point-blank burst of lightning straight into the golem's face, forcing the giant to drop him instantly.Ed flashed away, his boots hitting the dirt, but the moment he landed—his balance faltered. He nearly collapsed, his face suddenly draining of all color.Now that Eugene finally had a brief window to breathe and regroup, Ed became the sole target of the golem's fury. The beast locked its blazing eyes onto the Rank 1 demigod, and strangely—Ed wasn't moving at

  • How to beat the stone monster

    Eugene managed to dodge just in time. The golem’s massive fist slammed hard into the dirt, triggering a localized tremor that nearly knocked Eugene off his feet—but he scrambled away, ducking behind the trunk of a massive tree.The golem rampaged in the background, tearing through the clearing in search of him. Pressed flat against the bark, Eugene fought to regulate his ragged breathing."What the hell is that thing? I’ve never seen a literal rock giant!" Eugene gasped, his chest heaving wildly."As you can plainly see, it is a stone giant." Ed’s calm voice suddenly shattered his focus—the boy had materialized directly in front of him."What the hell are you playing at, Edward? Are you actually trying to get me killed?""If my intention was to kill you, I would have simply done so from the very beginning," Ed replied, his freezing gaze radiating absolute indifference toward Eugene’s accusation.Eugene shot back, "But you literally DID try to kill me—with your domain, remember?""Ah,

  • Good tutor? Nonsense!

    Whatever Leonidas had meant that afternoon remained completely unanswered. As for what exactly his grand plan was, Eugene was left entirely in the dark.Eugene sat in the academy cafeteria picking at his breakfast platter—easily the most luxurious and nutritious meal he had ever eaten in his entire life. But his taste buds barely registered any of it; his mind was entirely consumed by anxiety."I seriously don't have a single person I can trust around here," he muttered in frustration, roughly running a hand through his brunette hair, which had grown noticeably longer."First Mr. Soso, and now Leonidas. The guy literally dragged me into this place, but now he’s acting sketchy as hell," Eugene added, staring down into his bronze goblet of milk as if it could reflect his mounting dread. "What even IS this Anti-Bind power? And how am I supposed to figure it out if Olympus itself doesn't even have a track record of it?"Suddenly, someone approached with heavy, stomping steps, coming to a

  • Dynamic duo

    The entire class was stunned by Sovaccio's announcement that Eugene would be placed in Edward's squad."Edward, you haven't joined a squad yet because of your... let's call it popularity. Most students feel a bit intimidated and steer clear. So, how about you form a squad with Eugene, seeing as you two both love hogging the spotlight?"The classroom fell dead silent. No one dared to speak up, though their collective shock was palpable. But Ed seemed to effortlessly read his classmates' minds—they were all thinking that this squad pairing was an absolute contradiction."Ah, I guess it sounds more like a dynamic duo than a squad right now, huh?"Ed might technically be a demihuman, sure; but as the reigning Rank 1 student—and more importantly, the son of the King of the Gods—being forced to partner up with the spawn of a crippled blacksmith god like Hephaestus was a massive blow to his pride.Not to mention the outcome of their sparring match yesterday. Even though Ed was the indisputab

  • The first class after three days pass

    Eugene let out a heavy sigh, taking a seat in a quiet corner of the sprawling corridor leading to the classrooms. Olympiades looked like a massive palace; Eugene hadn't even dared to wander far from his dorm room out of fear of getting lost. But in a place so vast and crowded, his only lingering companion was loneliness.After his summons to the Olympiades Council room, rumors had somehow sprouted wildly about Eugene's ability to reject cosmic energy. It felt as though someone had intentionally waited for the meeting to end just to sow anxiety about a demihuman who could nullify any cosmic attack.Eugene himself didn't fully understand how he managed to prevent energy from touching his body. But he could easily deduce that it was a grave matter, considering even the Olympiades Council had been visibly bewildered regarding the origin of such an ability.Consequently, Eugene had been placed under strict observation for three days—a status that successfully ensured he made zero friends.

  • The forgotten

    Domain. It was a spatial manifestation woven by individuals wielding immense cosmic energy. Inside a domain, the caster reigned as absolute law—a binding reality ensuring that every single strike was guaranteed to hit its mark. This was the literal meaning behind the metaphor of a rabbit thrown straight into a lion’s den. “Is this for real? Edward is actually dropping a domain on that kid? This is literally his first day at Olympiades, right?” One of the Olympiades Council members blurted out, displaying the raw, instinctive empathy of a mortal-born demihuman. But Sovaccio, watching with unbothered calm, cut off the protest before Impala could even move to halt the match. “Don’t.” “What do you mean, don’t? Isn’t that kid in your homeroom class? Are you seriously willing to let your own student get vaporized before he even attends a single lecture?” Sovaccio met the outcry with a confident, knowing smirk directed at the council member. “Precisely because he’s in my class, I tr

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