David reincarnated in another world after a tragic accident.
He never knows something good and that worse can happen with him.
He was somewhere lucky but somewhere not.
She was with him at every point. Which cause fall in love with her, but he was...
David and Muffin continued their journey east, the river winding like a silver thread guiding their way. Each step took them deeper into the wild, with towering trees and rugged terrain challenging their resolve. Days blurred into weeks as they trekked through dense forests and climbed over hills, driven by the hope of finding answers.
One evening, they stumbled upon a hidden village nestled in a secluded valley. The village was encircled by towering mountains, accessible only through a narrow, winding path. Thatched-roof cottages dotted the landscape, and small farms stretched out in every direction. The air was thick with the scent of blooming flowers and rich, fresh earth.
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~The Village~
As David and Muffin approached, the villagers eyed them with a mix of curiosity and caution. Children peeked out from behind their mothers' skirts, and farmers paused their work to watch the newcomers. The village had an aura of isolation, as if it had remained untouched by the outside world for generations.
A kind elder named Elyon stepped forward; his face weathered but kind. His eyes were a gentle blue, filled with a lifetime of wisdom and compassion. His hair was silver, neatly tied back, and his hands, though calloused from years of labor, moved with a careful grace. He wore simple, well-made clothes that spoke of a practical life, yet there was an aura of quiet strength and leadership about him.
"Welcome, travelers. What brings you to our humble home?" he asked.
David started to reply, but a loud grumble from Muffin's stomach interrupted him, eliciting giggles from the onlookers. Elyon chuckled warmly. "Looks like your friend is hungry," he said with a soft laugh. "Let's get you both something to eat."
Elyon led them to his modest cottage at the edge of the village. The inside was cozy, filled with the scent of herbs and freshly baked bread. A fire crackled in the hearth, casting a warm glow over the room.
As they sat around a wooden table, Elyon placed a plate of food in front of Muffin, who eagerly began to eat. David took a seat and gratefully accepted a bowl of stew.
Elyon sat across from them, his eyes filled with curiosity. "Now, tell me about your journey," he said.
David took a deep breath and began to explain their quest. "We are on a journey to break the curse of the black sword," he said, his voice steady but filled with urgency."I was transported to this world after a terrible accident in my own. In this new world, I fought a demon rabbit, which has now become my companion, Muffin." He paused, gesturing towards Muffin, who sat quietly by his side.
"We saved a girl named Sara from a demon wolf, and she took us to her town. There, I met the clan's boss, Draker, and joined a fierce battle against the demon lord. During that fight, I acquired this black cursed sword," David said, lifting the sword slightly to show Elyon. Elyon listened intently, his eyes narrowing as he took in the sight.
"We decided to set off on a journey to learn more about the sword and how to break its curse. Along the way, a spirit hinted we should head east for answers," David continued, his voice tinged with determination and hope. But then his tone grew somber. "But last night, something happened. I had a vision—maybe a nightmare. When I woke up, Sara was gone. All that was left was a letter."
His voice wavered slightly as he recalled the moment. "The letter said she had to leave to protect me. She wrote that I should follow the river east to find the answers we need. The thought of Sara leaving to protect me, facing danger alone, it tears me apart."
David's voice trembled slightly as he continued,"I can't let her face the dangers alone. I need to understand this curse and find Sara. Please, Elyon, we need your help."
Elyon's eyes softened with empathy. "You are not alone in this journey," he said kindly. "Come, you must meet Thalor, our chief. He may have the answers you seek."
David eyes sparked with his words, said "Let's go now".
Elyon chuckled at David's urgency. "It's almost night, my friend," he said warmly. "Continue your journey tomorrow. Rest now."
The next day
The night passed peacefully, the village's tranquility providing a welcome respite from our arduous journey. As the first light of dawn filtered through the cottage windows, Elyon prepared a simple yet hearty breakfast for Muffin and me. The scent of freshly baked bread and herbal tea filled the air, creating a comforting start to the day.
I woke to the soft sounds of morning activity outside. Stretching and looking around, I was momentarily disoriented before remembering where I was. Muffin was already awake, nibbling on some greens that Elyon had left out.
Elyon entered with a warm smile. "Good morning, travelers. I hope you slept well," he said, placing a bowl of steaming porridge in front of me.
"Thank you for your hospitality," I replied, grateful for the kindness shown to us. We ate together, sharing stories and laughter, the worries of our journey momentarily forgotten in the warmth of companionship.
The morning sun cast a golden glow over the bustling market, the training grounds alive with the sounds of sparring warriors, and the serene temple with monks chanting their morning prayers.
As we walked to Thalor's dwelling, the path wound through the heart of the village. The morning sun illuminated the market where villagers traded goods, the air filled with the sounds of bartering and laughter. Stalls overflowed with fresh produce, handmade crafts, and colorful fabrics. Children ran around, playing games and weaving between the adults.
Passing the training ground, the rhythmic clashing of swords and the focused expressions of the fighters spoke of their dedication and strength. Watching them, I felt a surge of determination.
Further along, we came upon a serene temple where monks chanted softly, their voices creating a peaceful harmony that contrasted with the activity of the market and training ground. The scent of incense filled the air, adding a sense of calm and reverence to the village.
Finally, we reached Thalor's home. With Muffin by my side, I prepared myself to meet Thalor, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead.
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