/ 
Black Iron's Glory Chapter 13
Download
https://novelcool.info/novel/Black-Iron-39-s-Glory.html
https://novelcool.info/chapter/Black-Iron-s-Glory-Chapter-12/2197407/
https://novelcool.info/chapter/Black-Iron-s-Glory-Chapter-14/2210279/

Black Iron's Glory Chapter 13

Chapter 13

"I want gally mark 3 matchlock bullets and gunpowder and some for my father's short-barrelled pistol," said Eriksson .

Welikro's father, Kubrik, served in the military for 15 years before retiring as a national, so he could carry a firearm legally . The mark 3 was the weapon he used during his days in the military and he was allowed to bring it with him when he left as one of the benefits of a retired soldier .

"A gally mark 3 matchlock, huh . That's an old one . It uses number two bullets and number one dry gunpowder of standard shape . Your father's short-barrelled pistol uses small number seven bullets and is used with gunpowder mixed with egg white powder . How much do you want, Eyke?"

"Boa, come . Take our shopping list out and see how much we need," said Eriksson as he turned to Borkal .

Claude had yet to witness the guns of this world himself, so he was rather curious . "Eyke, aren't the bullets and gunpowder standardized for all guns? Why are there different numbers for them?"

"As the barrels of different guns have different diameters, there are bullets of different sizes as well . And as the sizes of the bullets change, the gunpowder mixture used will affect their firing distance . Also, guns and cannons used on ships have to use gunpowder mixed with egg white to prevent them from being affected by strong winds and moisture . Normally, egg-white gunpowder used on ships cost half times more than normal gunpowder . "

The one who gave the explanation was Welikro . He was the firearms experts among the four and had already been thought how to fire a gun when he was eleven or twelve .

"Alright, then we'll leave the shopping here to Boa . Let's go to look at those shelves over there . Those things are mostly brought here by the sailors . I remember seeing a black, wooden mask back then which I thought would make a wonderful decoration on my wall, but it was a shame that I didn't have enough money back then . A few days later, I came back and saw that it was already sold off," said Eriksson with a look of disappointment as he headed for the other wooden shelves on the side .

The things on the wooden shelves were really messy . There were wooden bowls, porcelain containers, stone sculptures, bracelets and even daggers all mixed together . Claude even saw a bronze helmet beside a single-horned cow figure that appeared to be made from weaved rattan .  Is that . . . a toy? There was also an oddly shaped obsidian axe . Who knows where the sailor got it from and sold it just for a few drinks?

These pirate figures are pretty decent . Maybe the sailors carved them up when they had nothing better to do . I'll go ask how much they cost later and if they're not too pricey, I'll buy them for our little puffball to play with . Oh, what's that?

On the lowest level of the wooden shelf was a book about the size of a folder . Its dark brown cover seemed to be made of leather . Claude gave it a touch and confirmed his suspicion . However, there was a thin layer of dust covering the book .

Is it really a book? Books shouldn't be that thin . . . There are only about tens of pages . However, the pages seem to be made out of skin as well . . . They're thick and yellowish, much thicker than normal papyrus . . . In fact, one page is about as thick as five or six papyrus pages . . . They also seem springy to the touch .

Claude's interest was piqued . He held the folder-thick book . It was rather heavy and felt really substantial . After blowing the dust off it and slowly opening it, he peeked into it to see what was written within .

Three potatoes . . . Ugh, the lighting is pretty bad . The wooden shelves are blocking most of it .  Claude really didn't feel like moving and his gaze unfocused . However, he dropped the book in his hand out of shock .

"Claude? What's going on? What happened?" asked Eriksson hurriedly when he heard something go off amidst the wooden shelves .

Welikro also turned to ask, "Are you alright?"

Claude shook his head slightly and tried to hold the panic he felt back . "I'm fine . I wanted to pick a book up and I didn't expect its weight, so I dropped it . "

Picking up the book he dropped, Claude brought it to the window side and flipped it open slowly under the light .

Faint, black words were written on the yellowish skin pages . The little tadpole-like characters seemed rather blurred with the passing of time, but most of them were still legible .

Three potatoes, steam them halfway through, remove their skin, and mash them . Add two eggs and some spring onion and ground vegetables, some flour, and some water . Add some salt for seasoning and stir until the mixture turns to paste . Press it flat into a round, flat piece and grill it in an oiled pan until it turns golden brown . Season according to personal preference . . .

This . . . this is a cookbook, is it not? Wait, but what about what I saw just now?

Claude hurriedly flipped to the pages on the back . He was right, it was a plain old cookbook . There were 17 recipes, each recorded on each page of the book, ranging from dishes like fried green carp, baked onion mutton ribs, steamed mutton meatballs, assorted pizzas and even fried chicken pieces .

Claude weighed the cookbook with his hand and felt like laughing .  This must be a cookbook used by some restaurant .  There were 17 dishes in it and even though Claude's family was considered among the upper echelons of Whitestag, the food he had at home was barebones to say the least, most of the time being some random stew made with vegetables and meat . Even though they had mutton or beef steaks from time to time, they weren't made according to a strict recipes like those found in the cookbook .

Claude weighed the cookbook with his hand and felt like laughing .  This must be a cookbook used by some restaurant .  There were 17 dishes in it and even though Claude's family was considered among the upper echelons of Whitestag, the food he had at home was barebones to say the least, most of the time being some random stew made with vegetables and meat . Even though they had mutton or beef steaks from time to time, they weren't made according to a strict recipes like those found in the cookbook .

Then again, this restaurant must've spent quite a lot on this cookbook . They even used beastskin for the pages .  Claude's textbooks or the books sold across shops in town were mostly made of cheap papyrus . Occasionally, some books would use skin for their covers, but those were exquisite products which cost far more than usual .

What, then, of the thing he saw just now? The yellowish pages of the cookbook had seemed to burn just now . As the yellow pages receded from view, Claude had seen a white page with dark blue words in it . Was that all in his imagination?

Upon closer inspection from the start to the end of the cookbook, Claude still didn't notice anything different .  Maybe I was hallucinating . . .  Just as Claude was about to put the book back onto the shelf, he suddenly stopped when something occurred to him .

Just now, I didn't have good lighting, so I focused harder to see better . Then, the cookbook changed in a way I didn't expect and startled me . What if I try again to read it with full focus? Maybe it will change again .

As Claude thought that, he opened the cookbook once more and focused all his attention to stare at the pages . As expected, the pages started to change all of a sudden . The yellowish skin page's tadpole-like characters about making potato biscuits disappeared from view one by one as the page turned ivory-white gradually . Then, row after row of dark blue words appeared on the page .

Those dark blue words weren't shaped like little tadpoles . Even though they were also rhombus-shaped, each of them were made out of many strokes, like complicated musical notes . That wasn't the script of the Hebrai language, but rather of the ancient Hez language .

As the middle-school students were expected to learn about the Jimil and Leishart languages in school that were similarly descendants of the ancient language of Hez, they were taught some basic things about the ancient language . However, they were superficially glossed over at best .

The reason Claude could even recognize those characters as being Hez script was because of his half a year of nonstop learning . However, he wasn't able to tell what those words meant .

The words used in the Hebrai language were mostly morphed forms of those in the Hez language . The differences were rather similar to that between traditional Chinese characters and simplified Chinese characters . The Hez characters were analogous to traditional Chinese characters and Claude could basically recognize some of their meaning based on their similar shape .

Arrive . . . Tavern . . . Lunch . . . Menu . . . Ask . . . Purchase . . . Magic . . .

Magic? This . . . this is a magical cookbook! was the first thought on Claude's mind . He had transmigrated for more than half a year already and this was the first magical item he had come across .

Magic? This . . . this is a magical cookbook! was the first thought on Claude's mind . He had transmigrated for more than half a year already and this was the first magical item he had come across .

During that time, he only had the former Claude's memories to count on . According to what he knew, magic did exist in this world, but it was considered a taboo by many .

If one expanded one's knowledge about magic and let others know about it, what awaited wasn't a glorious future filled with praise and envy but rather a witch hunt and death sentence without trial . Should any manage to escape, they would only have the days of an escaping fugitive to look forward to and have to hide their identities or travel all over the place without getting caught .

Claude didn't know why the people of that world feared magic so greatly, but all that wasn't enough to stifle his curiosity, especially when the item in his hands was the first magic item he had come across . It was a magical . . . cookbook .

"Hey, Claude, what are you looking at?" Eriksson had appeared beside Claude before he noticed and tapped on his shoulder, snapping him out of deep thought .

"Is this a cookbook?" Eriksson said as he reached his head over, "Three potatoes, steam them halfway through, remove their skin, and mash them . Haha, so you were reading a cookbook with such fervor that you didn't hear me the last few times I called out to you? Do you wanna eat some potato biscuit?"

"Oh, Eyke, can you see these blue words?" asked Claude without bothering to answer the question . However, he suddenly snapped alert and said, "Ah, it's nothing . My mind just wandered . "

But Eriksson had already heard what Claude said and had his interest piqued . "Blue words? What blue words? Aren't they all black? Let me take a look . "

After snatching the cookbook over, he flipped it around . "There aren't any blue words . But still, this cookbook is rather decent . Red wine simmered smoked goose drumsticks . . . I'll get my mother to make it for me . "

"No, try to focus hard and read it . Do you see any blue words appearing?" Claude wanted to see whether Eriksson could see the blue Hez characters if he paid attention .

"Is that so?" Eriksson glared at the book with some doubt, but gave up after a while . "I don't see any blue words, and my eyes are tired . Still nothing . Wait a bit, let me bring it to the window and see if the pages are see through . "

Soon, Eriksson put the book down . "This cookbook is rather heavy . But I'm sure there's nothing odd about it . I don't see the blue words you mentioned either . "

Claude nodded and confirmed that not everyone could see the change in the cookbook when they focused their attention . Perhaps his mental power was unlike other people's . He could already hear much better than others and visualize a great deal better . He could even visualize a scene based on what he heard . That must've been the part of his mental power that was different from other people's and the reason he was able to see the blue words in that cookbook .

Soon, Eriksson put the book down . "This cookbook is rather heavy . But I'm sure there's nothing odd about it . I don't see the blue words you mentioned either . "

Claude nodded and confirmed that not everyone could see the change in the cookbook when they focused their attention . Perhaps his mental power was unlike other people's . He could already hear much better than others and visualize a great deal better . He could even visualize a scene based on what he heard . That must've been the part of his mental power that was different from other people's and the reason he was able to see the blue words in that cookbook .

"Perhaps the light hit the pages in a way that made the words seem blue to me," said Claude as he took the book back .

This time around, he focused again right in front of Eriksson and the book changed again, revealing the ivory-white pages and the blue words . However, Claude stopped the moment he saw the changes and looked back at Eriksson, who didn't seem to notice any changes .

"I want to buy this cookbook . Eyke, can you ask how much it costs?"

"You want to buy it?" asked Eriksson, a little surprised .

"Well, my mother's birthday is coming, so I want to get her a gift . You know that I can't afford expensive ornaments . That's my father's area . However, I think this cookbook might be a great gift . If she learns how to cook based on the recipes inside, I'm she'd enjoy our satisfied expressions every night when we dine . "

"That's a rather decent idea . But are you sure you want to buy it? Actually, we can come over to copy the contents of the book . I'm sure Uncle Wakri wouldn't mind us doing so . That way, we wouldn't have to spend any money . "

Claude shook his head . "Don't you feel that this book is rather heavy? It seems rather luxurious . I can tell my mom that it was passed down through some royal family or something . It's far better than some hand-copied recipes as a gift, right?"

"Alright . I'll ask how much it costs . " Eriksson took the cookbook and turned to Wakri .

"Oh, and these four pirate figures and that silver flower hairpin too . I want to buy them as gifts for my younger siblings . I'll take them and ask for the price with you . I hope I can borrow some money from you guys if I don't have enough . I'll make sure to pay you back . "

"Claude, you really are a good elder brother, huh?" praised Eriksson .

I want gally mark 3 matchlock bullets and gunpowder and some for my father 39 s short barrelled pistol, said Eriksson . Welikro 39 s father, Kubrik, served in the military for 15 years before retiring as a national, so he could carry a firearm legally . The mark 3 was the weapon he used during his days in the military and he was allowed to bring it with him when he left as one of the benefits of a retired soldier . A gally mark 3 matchlock, huh . That 39 s an old one . It uses number two bullets and number one dry gunpowder of standard shape . Your father 39 s short barrelled pistol uses small number seven bullets and is used with gunpowder mixed with egg white powder . How much do you want, Eyke Boa, come . Take our shopping list out and see how much we need, said Eriksson as he turned to Borkal . Claude had yet to witness the guns of this world himself, so he was rather curious . Eyke, aren 39 t the bullets and gunpowder standardized for all guns Why are there different numbers for them As the barrels of different guns have different diameters, there are bullets of different sizes as well . And as the sizes of the bullets change, the gunpowder mixture used will affect their firing distance . Also, guns and cannons used on ships have to use gunpowder mixed with egg white to prevent them from being affected by strong winds and moisture . Normally, egg white gunpowder used on ships cost half times more than normal gunpowder . The one who gave the explanation was Welikro . He was the firearms experts among the four and had already been thought how to fire a gun when he was eleven or twelve . Alright, then we 39 ll leave the shopping here to Boa . Let 39 s go to look at those shelves over there . Those things are mostly brought here by the sailors . I remember seeing a black, wooden mask back then which I thought would make a wonderful decoration on my wall, but it was a shame that I didn 39 t have enough money back then . A few days later, I came back and saw that it was already sold off, said Eriksson with a look of disappointment as he headed for the other wooden shelves on the side . The things on the wooden shelves were really messy . There were wooden bowls, porcelain containers, stone sculptures, bracelets and even daggers all mixed together . Claude even saw a bronze helmet beside a single horned cow figure that appeared to be made from weaved rattan . Is that . . . a toy There was also an oddly shaped obsidian axe . Who knows where the sailor got it from and sold it just for a few drinks These pirate figures are pretty decent . Maybe the sailors carved them up when they had nothing better to do . I 39 ll go ask how much they cost later and if they 39 re not too pricey, I 39 ll buy them for our little puffball to play with . Oh, what 39 s that On the lowest level of the wooden shelf was a book about the size of a folder . Its dark brown cover seemed to be made of leather . Claude gave it a touch and confirmed his suspicion . However, there was a thin layer of dust covering the book . Is it really a book Books shouldn 39 t be that thin . . . There are only about tens of pages . However, the pages seem to be made out of skin as well . . . They 39 re thick and yellowish, much thicker than normal papyrus . . . In fact, one page is about as thick as five or six papyrus pages . . . They also seem springy to the touch . Claude 39 s interest was piqued . He held the folder thick book . It was rather heavy and felt really substantial . After blowing the dust off it and slowly opening it, he peeked into it to see what was written within . Three potatoes . . . Ugh, the lighting is pretty bad . The wooden shelves are blocking most of it . Claude really didn 39 t feel like moving and his gaze unfocused . However, he dropped the book in his hand out of shock . Claude What 39 s going on What happened asked Eriksson hurriedly when he heard something go off amidst the wooden shelves . Welikro also turned to ask, Are you alright Claude shook his head slightly and tried to hold the panic he felt back . I 39 m fine . I wanted to pick a book up and I didn 39 t expect its weight, so I dropped it . Picking up the book he dropped, Claude brought it to the window side and flipped it open slowly under the light . Faint, black words were written on the yellowish skin pages . The little tadpole like characters seemed rather blurred with the passing of time, but most of them were still legible . Three potatoes, steam them halfway through, remove their skin, and mash them . Add two eggs and some spring onion and ground vegetables, some flour, and some water . Add some salt for seasoning and stir until the mixture turns to paste . Press it flat into a round, flat piece and grill it in an oiled pan until it turns golden brown . Season according to personal preference . . . This . . . this is a cookbook, is it not Wait, but what about what I saw just now Claude hurriedly flipped to the pages on the back . He was right, it was a plain old cookbook . There were 17 recipes, each recorded on each page of the book, ranging from dishes like fried green carp, baked onion mutton ribs, steamed mutton meatballs, assorted pizzas and even fried chicken pieces . Claude weighed the cookbook with his hand and felt like laughing . This must be a cookbook used by some restaurant . There were 17 dishes in it and even though Claude 39 s family was considered among the upper echelons of Whitestag, the food he had at home was barebones to say the least, most of the time being some random stew made with vegetables and meat . Even though they had mutton or beef steaks from time to time, they weren 39 t made according to a strict recipes like those found in the cookbook . Then again, this restaurant must 39 ve spent quite a lot on this cookbook . They even used beastskin for the pages . Claude 39 s textbooks or the books sold across shops in town were mostly made of cheap papyrus . Occasionally, some books would use skin for their covers, but those were exquisite products which cost far more than usual . What, then, of the thing he saw just now The yellowish pages of the cookbook had seemed to burn just now . As the yellow pages receded from view, Claude had seen a white page with dark blue words in it . Was that all in his imagination Upon closer inspection from the start to the end of the cookbook, Claude still didn 39 t notice anything different . Maybe I was hallucinating . . . Just as Claude was about to put the book back onto the shelf, he suddenly stopped when something occurred to him . Just now, I didn 39 t have good lighting, so I focused harder to see better . Then, the cookbook changed in a way I didn 39 t expect and startled me . What if I try again to read it with full focus Maybe it will change again . As Claude thought that, he opened the cookbook once more and focused all his attention to stare at the pages . As expected, the pages started to change all of a sudden . The yellowish skin page 39 s tadpole like characters about making potato biscuits disappeared from view one by one as the page turned ivory white gradually . Then, row after row of dark blue words appeared on the page . Those dark blue words weren 39 t shaped like little tadpoles . Even though they were also rhombus shaped, each of them were made out of many strokes, like complicated musical notes . That wasn 39 t the script of the Hebrai language, but rather of the ancient Hez language . As the middle school students were expected to learn about the Jimil and Leishart languages in school that were similarly descendants of the ancient language of Hez, they were taught some basic things about the ancient language . However, they were superficially glossed over at best . The reason Claude could even recognize those characters as being Hez script was because of his half a year of nonstop learning . However, he wasn 39 t able to tell what those words meant . The words used in the Hebrai language were mostly morphed forms of those in the Hez language . The differences were rather similar to that between traditional Chinese characters and simplified Chinese characters . The Hez characters were analogous to traditional Chinese characters and Claude could basically recognize some of their meaning based on their similar shape . Arrive . . . Tavern . . . Lunch . . . Menu . . . Ask . . . Purchase . . . Magic . . . Magic This . . . this is a magical cookbook was the first thought on Claude 39 s mind . He had transmigrated for more than half a year already and this was the first magical item he had come across . During that time, he only had the former Claude 39 s memories to count on . According to what he knew, magic did exist in this world, but it was considered a taboo by many . If one expanded one 39 s knowledge about magic and let others know about it, what awaited wasn 39 t a glorious future filled with praise and envy but rather a witch hunt and death sentence without trial . Should any manage to escape, they would only have the days of an escaping fugitive to look forward to and have to hide their identities or travel all over the place without getting caught . Claude didn 39 t know why the people of that world feared magic so greatly, but all that wasn 39 t enough to stifle his curiosity, especially when the item in his hands was the first magic item he had come across . It was a magical . . . cookbook . Hey, Claude, what are you looking at Eriksson had appeared beside Claude before he noticed and tapped on his shoulder, snapping him out of deep thought . Is this a cookbook Eriksson said as he reached his head over, Three potatoes, steam them halfway through, remove their skin, and mash them . Haha, so you were reading a cookbook with such fervor that you didn 39 t hear me the last few times I called out to you Do you wanna eat some potato biscuit Oh, Eyke, can you see these blue words asked Claude without bothering to answer the question . However, he suddenly snapped alert and said, Ah, it 39 s nothing . My mind just wandered . But Eriksson had already heard what Claude said and had his interest piqued . Blue words What blue words Aren 39 t they all black Let me take a look . After snatching the cookbook over, he flipped it around . There aren 39 t any blue words . But still, this cookbook is rather decent . Red wine simmered smoked goose drumsticks . . . I 39 ll get my mother to make it for me . No, try to focus hard and read it . Do you see any blue words appearing Claude wanted to see whether Eriksson could see the blue Hez characters if he paid attention . Is that so Eriksson glared at the book with some doubt, but gave up after a while . I don 39 t see any blue words, and my eyes are tired . Still nothing . Wait a bit, let me bring it to the window and see if the pages are see through . Soon, Eriksson put the book down . This cookbook is rather heavy . But I 39 m sure there 39 s nothing odd about it . I don 39 t see the blue words you mentioned either . Claude nodded and confirmed that not everyone could see the change in the cookbook when they focused their attention . Perhaps his mental power was unlike other people 39 s . He could already hear much better than others and visualize a great deal better . He could even visualize a scene based on what he heard . That must 39 ve been the part of his mental power that was different from other people 39 s and the reason he was able to see the blue words in that cookbook . Perhaps the light hit the pages in a way that made the words seem blue to me, said Claude as he took the book back . This time around, he focused again right in front of Eriksson and the book changed again, revealing the ivory white pages and the blue words . However, Claude stopped the moment he saw the changes and looked back at Eriksson, who didn 39 t seem to notice any changes . I want to buy this cookbook . Eyke, can you ask how much it costs You want to buy it asked Eriksson, a little surprised . Well, my mother 39 s birthday is coming, so I want to get her a gift . You know that I can 39 t afford expensive ornaments . That 39 s my father 39 s area . However, I think this cookbook might be a great gift . If she learns how to cook based on the recipes inside, I 39 m she 39 d enjoy our satisfied expressions every night when we dine . That 39 s a rather decent idea . But are you sure you want to buy it Actually, we can come over to copy the contents of the book . I 39 m sure Uncle Wakri wouldn 39 t mind us doing so . That way, we wouldn 39 t have to spend any money . Claude shook his head . Don 39 t you feel that this book is rather heavy It seems rather luxurious . I can tell my mom that it was passed down through some royal family or something . It 39 s far better than some hand copied recipes as a gift, right Alright . I 39 ll ask how much it costs . Eriksson took the cookbook and turned to Wakri . Oh, and these four pirate figures and that silver flower hairpin too . I want to buy them as gifts for my younger siblings . I 39 ll take them and ask for the price with you . I hope I can borrow some money from you guys if I don 39 t have enough . I 39 ll make sure to pay you back . Claude, you really are a good elder brother, huh praised Eriksson .

Chapter end

Report
<<Prev
Next>>
Catalogue
Chapter 592
Chapter 591
Chapter 590
Chapter 589
Chapter 588
Chapter 587
Chapter 586
Chapter 585
Chapter 584
Chapter 583
Chapter 582
Chapter 581
Chapter 580
Chapter 579
Chapter 578
Chapter 577
Chapter 576
Chapter 575
Chapter 574
Chapter 573
Chapter 572
Chapter 571
Chapter 570
Chapter 569
Chapter 568
Chapter 567
Chapter 566
Chapter 565
Chapter 564
Chapter 563
Chapter 562
Chapter 561
Chapter 560
Chapter 559
Chapter 558
Chapter 557
Chapter 556
Chapter 555
Chapter 554
Chapter 553
Chapter 552
Chapter 551
Chapter 550
Chapter 549
Chapter 548
Chapter 547
Chapter 546
Chapter 545
Chapter 544
Chapter 543
Chapter 542
Chapter 541
Chapter 540
Chapter 539
Chapter 538
Chapter 537
Chapter 536
Chapter 535
Chapter 534
Chapter 533
Chapter 532
Chapter 531
Chapter 530
Chapter 529
Chapter 528
Chapter 527
Chapter 526
Chapter 525
Chapter 524
Chapter 523
Chapter 522
Chapter 521
Chapter 520
Chapter 519
Chapter 518
Chapter 517
Chapter 516
Chapter 515
Chapter 514
Chapter 513
Chapter 512
Chapter 511
Chapter 510
Chapter 509
Chapter 508
Chapter 507
Chapter 506
Chapter 505
Chapter 504
Chapter 503
Chapter 502
Chapter 501
Chapter 500
Chapter 499
Chapter 498
Chapter 497
Chapter 496
Chapter 495
Chapter 494
Chapter 493
Chapter 492
Chapter 491
Chapter 490
Chapter 489
Chapter 488
Chapter 487
Chapter 486
Chapter 485
Chapter 484
Chapter 483
Chapter 482
Chapter 481
Chapter 480 – Aftermath and Self
Chapter 479
Chapter 478
Chapter 477
Chapter 476
Chapter 475
Chapter 474
Chapter 473
Chapter 472
Chapter 471
Chapter 470
Chapter 469
Chapter 468
Chapter 467
Chapter 466
Chapter 465
Chapter 464
Chapter 463
Chapter 462
Chapter 461
Chapter 460
Chapter 459
Chapter 458
Chapter 457
Chapter 456
Chapter 455
Chapter 454
Chapter 453
Chapter 452
Chapter 451
Chapter 450
Chapter 449
Chapter 448
Chapter 447
Chapter 446
Chapter 445
Chapter 444
Chapter 443
Chapter 442
Chapter 441
Chapter 440
Chapter 439
Chapter 438
Chapter 437
Chapter 436
Chapter 435
Chapter 434
Chapter 433
Chapter 432
Chapter 431
Chapter 430
Chapter 429
Chapter 428
Chapter 427
Chapter 426
Chapter 425
Chapter 424
Chapter 423
Chapter 422
Chapter 421
Chapter 420
Chapter 419
Chapter 418
Chapter 417
Chapter 416
Chapter 415
Chapter 414
Chapter 413
Chapter 412
Chapter 411
Chapter 410
Chapter 409
Chapter 408
Chapter 407
Chapter 406
Chapter 405
Chapter 404
Chapter 403
Chapter 402
Chapter 401
Chapter 400
Chapter 399
Chapter 398
Chapter 397
Chapter 396
Chapter 395
Chapter 394
Chapter 393
Chapter 392
Chapter 391
Chapter 390
Chapter 389
Chapter 388
Chapter 387
Chapter 386
Chapter 385
Chapter 384
Chapter 383
Chapter 382
Chapter 381
Chapter 380
Chapter 379
Chapter 378
Chapter 377
Chapter 376
Chapter 375
Chapter 374
Chapter 373
Chapter 372
Chapter 371
Chapter 370
Chapter 369
Chapter 368
Chapter 367
Chapter 366
Chapter 365
Chapter 364
Chapter 363
Chapter 362
Chapter 361
Chapter 360
Chapter 359
Chapter 358
Chapter 357
Chapter 356
Chapter 355
Chapter 354
Chapter 353
Chapter 352
Chapter 351
Chapter 350
Chapter 349
Chapter 348
Chapter 347
Chapter 346
Chapter 345
Chapter 344
Chapter 343
Chapter 342
Chapter 341
Chapter 340
Chapter 339
Chapter 338
Chapter 337
Chapter 336
Chapter 335
Chapter 334
Chapter 333
Chapter 332
Chapter 331
Chapter 330
Chapter 329
Chapter 328
Chapter 327
Chapter 326
Chapter 325
Chapter 324
Chapter 323
Chapter 322
Chapter 321
Chapter 320
Chapter 319
Chapter 318
Chapter 317
Chapter 316
Chapter 315
Chapter 314
Chapter 313
Chapter 312
Chapter 311
Chapter 310
Chapter 309
Chapter 308
Chapter 307
Chapter 306
Chapter 305
Chapter 304
Chapter 303
Chapter 302
Chapter 301
Chapter 300
Chapter 299
Chapter 298
Chapter 297
Chapter 296
Chapter 295
Chapter 294
Chapter 293
Chapter 292
Chapter 291
Chapter 290
Chapter 289
Chapter 288
Chapter 287
Chapter 286
Chapter 285
Chapter 284
Chapter 283
Chapter 282
Chapter 281
Chapter 280
Chapter 279
Chapter 278
Chapter 277
Chapter 276
Chapter 275
Chapter 274
Chapter 273
Chapter 272
Chapter 271
Chapter 270
Chapter 269
Chapter 268
Chapter 267
Chapter 266
Chapter 265
Chapter 264
Chapter 263
Chapter 262
Chapter 261
Chapter 260
Chapter 259
Chapter 258
Chapter 257
Chapter 256
Chapter 255
Chapter 254
Chapter 253
Chapter 252
Chapter 251
Chapter 250
Chapter 249
Chapter 248
Chapter 247
Chapter 246
Chapter 245
Chapter 244
Chapter 243
Chapter 242
Chapter 241
Chapter 240
Chapter 239
Chapter 238
Chapter 237
Chapter 236
Chapter 235
Chapter 234
Chapter 233
Chapter 232
Chapter 231
Chapter 230
Chapter 229
Chapter 228
Chapter 227
Chapter 226
Chapter 225
Chapter 224
Chapter 223
Chapter 222
Chapter 221
Chapter 220
Chapter 219
Chapter 218
Chapter 217
Chapter 216
Chapter 215
Chapter 214
Chapter 213
Chapter 212
Chapter 211
Chapter 210
Chapter 209
Chapter 208
Chapter 207
Chapter 206
Chapter 205
Chapter 204
Chapter 203
Chapter 202
Chapter 201
Chapter 200
Chapter 199
Chapter 198
Chapter 197
Chapter 196
Chapter 195
Chapter 194
Chapter 193
Chapter 192
Chapter 191
Chapter 190
Chapter 189
Chapter 188
Chapter 187
Chapter 186
Chapter 185
Chapter 184
Chapter 183
Chapter 182
Chapter 181
Chapter 180
Chapter 179
Chapter 178
Chapter 177
Chapter 176
Chapter 175
Chapter 174
Chapter 173
Chapter 172
Chapter 171
Chapter 170
Chapter 169
Chapter 168
Chapter 167
Chapter 166
Chapter 165
Chapter 164
Chapter 163
Chapter 162
Chapter 161
Chapter 160
Chapter 159
Chapter 158
Chapter 157
Chapter 156
Chapter 155
Chapter 154
Chapter 153
Chapter 152
Chapter 151
Chapter 150
Chapter 149
Chapter 148
Chapter 147
Chapter 146
Chapter 145
Chapter 144
Chapter 143
Chapter 142
Chapter 141
Chapter 140
Chapter 139
Chapter 138
Chapter 137
Chapter 136
Chapter 135
Chapter 134
Chapter 133
Chapter 132
Chapter 131
Chapter 130
Chapter 129
Chapter 128
Chapter 127
Chapter 126
Chapter 125
Chapter 124
Chapter 123
Chapter 122
Chapter 121
Chapter 120
Chapter 119
Chapter 118
Chapter 117
Chapter 116
Chapter 115
Chapter 114
Chapter 113
Chapter 112
Chapter 111
Chapter 110
Chapter 109
Chapter 108
Chapter 107
Chapter 106
Chapter 105
Chapter 104
Chapter 103
Chapter 102
Chapter 101
Chapter 100
Chapter 99
Chapter 98
Chapter 97
Chapter 96
Chapter 95
Chapter 94
Chapter 93
Chapter 92
Chapter 91
Chapter 90
Chapter 89
Chapter 88
Chapter 87
Chapter 86
Chapter 85
Chapter 84
Chapter 83
Chapter 82
Chapter 81
Chapter 80
Chapter 79
Chapter 78
Chapter 77
Chapter 76
Chapter 75
Chapter 74
Chapter 73
Chapter 72
Chapter 71
Chapter 70
Chapter 69
Chapter 68
Chapter 67
Chapter 66
Chapter 65
Chapter 64
Chapter 63
Chapter 62
Chapter 61
Chapter 60
Chapter 59
Chapter 58
Chapter 57
Chapter 56
Chapter 55
Chapter 54
Chapter 53
Chapter 52
Chapter 51
Chapter 50
Chapter 49
Chapter 48
Chapter 47
Chapter 46
Chapter 45
Chapter 44
Chapter 43
Chapter 42
Chapter 41
Chapter 40
Chapter 39
Chapter 38
Chapter 37
Chapter 36
Chapter 35
Chapter 34
Chapter 33
Chapter 32
Chapter 31
Chapter 30
Chapter 29
Chapter 28
Chapter 27
Chapter 26
Chapter 25
Chapter 24
Chapter 23
Chapter 22
Chapter 21
Chapter 20
Chapter 19
Chapter 18
Chapter 17
Chapter 16
Chapter 15
Chapter 14
Chapter 13
Chapter 12
Chapter 11
Chapter 10
Chapter 9
Chapter 8
Chapter 7
Chapter 6
Chapter 5
Chapter 4
Chapter 3
Chapter 2
Chapter 1
CH Chpater
Pr
prologue
Setting
Font
Arial
Georgia
Comic Sans MS
Font size
14
Background
Report
Donate
Oh o, this user has not set a donation button.
English
Español
lingua italiana
Русский язык
Portugués
Deutsch
Success Warn New Timeout NO YES Summary More details Please rate this book Please write down your comment Reply Follow Followed This is the last chapter. Are you sure to delete? Account We've sent email to you successfully. You can check your email and reset password. You've reset your password successfully. We're going to the login page. Read Your cover's min size should be 160*160px Your cover's type should be .jpg/.jpeg/.png This book hasn't have any chapter yet. This is the first chapter This is the last chapter We're going to home page. * Book name can't be empty. * Book name has existed. At least one picture Book cover is required Please enter chapter name Create Successfully Modify successfully Fail to modify Fail Error Code Edit Delete Just Are you sure to delete? This volume still has chapters Create Chapter Fold Delete successfully Please enter the chapter name~ Then click 'choose pictures' button Are you sure to cancel publishing it? Picture can't be smaller than 300*300 Failed Name can't be empty Email's format is wrong Password can't be empty Must be 6 to 14 characters Please verify your password again