Ark Undead

Her life was so fragile that the amount of blood loss that wouldn't cause shock in a normal person was enough to put her on the verge of hell.

The doctor came out, took off his mask, and gave his parents, who were waiting in the corridor, a reassuring look.

"Are you a patient's family member? Don't worry, the girl has pulled through."

The mother slumped into her chair, her eyes slightly closed in relief, finally able to breathe a sigh of relief from her worries.

The father also grabbed the doctor's arm with great joy and shook it up and down.

"Thank you! Thank you, doctor! Thank you!!"

The doctor shook his head and continued to comfort his father.

"Miss Gui has a strong will to live, and she saved herself."

"Um...can I go in and take a look?"

The father looked at the doctor hopefully.

The doctor looked troubled, but he still shook his head.

"No, it's best to let the patient rest well. Besides, after we get through this, there's another hurdle..."

The father's face also darkened.

He knew that what the doctor was talking about was Oripathy.

Melantha's infection with Oripathy is now a certainty.

"However, it's not a problem to take a look through the glass at the door."

The doctor couldn't bear to see the father struggling with worry; he himself had children.

"Thank you, doctor! Thank you, doctor!"

The father smiled again, and he and the mother arrived at the door of the room at the same time.

Through the transparent glass, you can see Melanie sleeping inside.

Her purple hair was scattered on the pillow, and her delicate face was slightly pale with illness, but it still couldn't hide her beauty.

At this moment, she is breathing steadily, and the IV drip in her right hand is helping to maintain her vital signs.

She needs to rest.

The father and mother looked at their child.

They were initially happy that Melantha had survived, but then they thought about Oripathy.

The mother sighed softly, lamenting her beloved child's unfortunate fate.

But the father's expression gradually hardened.

No matter what! Even if it means going bankrupt! He will find a cure for Oripathy!

But it was in a place where her father and mother couldn't see her.

A badge warmed Melantha's somewhat cold body.

The badge was hidden in the handkerchief on Melantha's chest.

The pattern on it is slightly blurry, but you can still vaguely see a burning flame.

The flame was tiny, yet one could faintly sense the warmth emanating from the pattern.

On either side of the flame, two large hands were slightly raised, seemingly protecting this still weak flame.

On the back of the badge, text gradually appears amidst the illusory light and flames.

It was a return gift he gave to the girl, a selfless gift from a teacher to his student, and a testament to his love.

"The road ahead is uncertain, but remember this: I will walk with you, this is a promise that will never be broken."

Volume 1 Summary and Volume 2 Preview

Actually, up to this point, it's only about 60,000 words.

But writing this was quite tiring for me.

It's not mental fatigue, it's physical fatigue.

I am neither a Souls scholar nor a Ships scholar.

I've watched videos of the Pope, Ryuzaki, and Soul Studies, and I've also read many of Zhouzhou's plot analyses and character analyses.

The original intention of this book was not to compete with other authors on the site for this subject matter.

I really like the Dark Souls universe, so I read all Souls-related novels.

The first soul-themed novel I read was Dr. Zero's "Diary of a Stranger".

This book is so good that it surprised me that fan fiction could be written with such depth and flavor.

I've read other books since then.

However, most Dark Souls fanfiction features an invincible protagonist who starts by finding the Fire Keeper and then has to link the fire.

No matter the difficulty, as long as the Ashen Ones (undead) are there, it's basically a breeze. Any difficult traps or bosses, I can just breeze through them all.

It's not that they're not good-looking; there are indeed many beautiful ones, but eventually, we get a bit tired of them.

I really want to see someone write about the essence of Dark Souls as I understand it personally.

Even in a world of despair, one can see the light of hope.

It's not just invincible heroes; ordinary people also strive for it.

Even the immortals must find meaning in their existence and their way of life in this new world.

He needs to understand why he lives, and then influence the people around him.

Because, in reality, the immortals were just weak at the beginning, not so powerful from the start.

He found his way through death after death, just like the people on Terra who strive for a better tomorrow.

Of course, I'm not saying that a force that doesn't lose people is inherently weak.

It's undeniable that the Destiny Immortal, who fought from one generation to three, is strong.

But is his strength in collecting so many souls?

I think his strength lies in the same way that we players who have completed the game are.

They possess an indomitable spirit and an ambition to overcome difficulties.

Therefore, his true strength comes from his past experiences and his will to fight to the last moment.

However, I rarely see books that address these topics.

(If any of you readers have seen this, please post it in the comments section. I'd like to see it too!)

Since I didn't see it, I wrote it myself.

So, to all you readers who are worried about combat strength, I must tell you this:

Undying is the ultimate strength! Invincible!

However, this is on the premise that he can remember his past and everything he has experienced.

But if you were to ask again, why would someone as strong as the Undead lose their memory?

This involves setting the world view, which I will explain in detail later.

All I can tell you now is what I wrote at the end of the first volume.

"The nameless heroes held the torch high, igniting the flame of hope for the people on the Terra road."

"He fought alongside the warriors on the northern ice plains, driving away the deep darkness for them."

"He made a vow among the oppressed in the mountains of the East, to witness their rise, and to put shackles on the merciless gods."

"When he speaks, flames ignite; when he waves his hand, lightning flashes."

"He shook the mountains and burned away fear. He had pity on the weak and entrusted them with hope."

"He is the end of man-made disasters, and he is the enemy of natural disasters."

The Undead have been active on Terra for a long time. However, due to some special reasons, it is now difficult for them to ignite the First Flame at any time.

Furthermore, in the three generations, the Undead also underwent a ritual in order to link the fire, and thus possessed five Dark Rings on their bodies.

Okay, that's about all I can tell you!

You can guess, guess whatever you want. Anyway, I can use any good ideas from the posts as inspiration. That's what crowdfunding for a book is (not really).

And also, thank you again to all the readers!

She's a rich M loli!

A huge treasure chest they gave us!!

It really caused immediate cardiac and pulmonary arrest.

scared.

After finishing Volume One, I might take a two-day break to work on Volume Two, but I might also update it tomorrow, who knows?

Next up is a preview of the fun-filled Volume 2!

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In Kazimierz, the land of knights, a competition unexpectedly exists in a country where tourism is a major pillar.

Knights who participate in the knight guessing game can obtain all material satisfaction while winning!

Can a knight born from capital and competition truly remain true to himself amidst the corruption of money and glory?

“Maria, this is not a responsibility you should bear.”

“But Aunt Zofia, if it’s not me, then who can step forward?”

...

"What do you think a knight is?"

“I don’t know what a knight is, but I think a knight like my sister and aunt must be right!” The girl lowered her head, which should have been proud, and bowed respectfully to the down-on-his-luck knight in front of her.