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An Effort Not Worth Dying In
Author: Roth Raven
last update2025-06-17 20:58:39

ECTO-TRAINING. An act to harness Ni-energy.

Every living thing possesses Ni, the essence of life, through the gods and from the First Creator during the First Beginning.

However, not all can harness their Ni, and as little as it may sound, based on the possibility to the probability of having to be a gods' chosen, it would mean there was a purpose to live.

That aside, Ecto-training would take more than mind, thoughts and understanding to balance Ni and properly be able to make use of the energy during the first flow of power.

And that was what Valtor was about to start.

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"Sensory Awakening...," Gap repeated, his voice echoing throughout a quiet old cave with a candle burning, serving as the only light source, "For Sensory Awakening, We would used Void Meditation... To keep the mind calm and silence the thoughts, to feel the energy within..."

Valtor looked around, "I don't know why you took me to an ancient cave.."

"Well, If you had stayed at the Residence, your mind would be kept o
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    Silence danced through the intensity in the room.Velmoria kept her lips sealed tight, her head not raised from the ground.Beads of sweat rolled down her face, and she trembled with a shiver."What did you speak to Valtor about?" Thalor asked, awaiting an immediate response."Valtor," She cleared her throat to reply, "I just... Told him about—"Thalor squatted beside, his head supported on his palm, "... Yes?..."This tensed her up, knowing that if a single word which doesn't go according to his favor is said, then, she should definitely be building up a grave of rebirth without starting afresh."... We... I spoke to him about my past life...""Okay?... Then, what caused the redemption in your eyes?.."She paused to think thungs through before yet again answering, "I didn't know—"He leaned closer, "You didn't know? And you hid your eyes away from me? Wait a minute.."She slightly raised her head to see his mouth briefly opened, with him saying,"Did you think you could be redeemed?.

  • Beyond Understanding

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    Valtor walked towards the door. He had pushed Blobby underneath the bed, so as to make this entire moment to himself and him alone.Well, not to himself alone..But, him and this person who had knocked on the door.He carefully reached for the knob, twisted it and pulled this backwards, getting a face, who he never knew would come to see him ever."You're the Palace Woman, Velmoria?" The Woman shut the fan, her signature attire. She then, tinted her head towards his room, "Can I step in or?..""Oh, Yes," Valtor nodded, allowing her entry, after which, he quickly closed the door shut, then, straight towards his bed...Sitting on the floor, and not on the foam.Velmoria moved around, eyes locking around every object, "... Your room seems descent, Mine is like a ritual pit..."Valtor giggled, "Funny.."She turned back to him, "You were at the Royal Palace the other day—""Are you sure it was me.. or a reflection of something—"Velmoria raised a brow, making Valtor return to him awkward

  • INCOMPETENCE

    The Dining room had gone quiet.No one said a word. The air felt heavy, and the candle flames barely moved. Valtor pressed his lips together, then stood slowly from his seat.“…I’m going to bed. For now. Then I’ll leave,” he muttered.He turned away before anyone could reply.Thalor raised a brow, like he was about to speak, but didn’t.The butler appeared at the doorway, as if he already knew.“Shall I lead you, Young Master?”Valtor gave a short nod. He followed the butler through the dim hallway once more. Same flickers of candlelight. Same weird silence.Back inside the room, he shut the door and leaned against it. The soft 'click,' Echoed louder than it should have.Then the panic hit.His breathing quickened. Fingers trembled. The faces, the stories, the names—all spinning in his head.He backed away from the door, turned, and slid down the wall, hands in his hair."I can't imagine I dine on the same table with The Monarchs... If Master Gap knows of this, I'm dead! I'm seriously

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