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Alexander had just begun his journey, and after walking for an hour, he realized he had forgotten something. "Did I forget that I'm hungry?" he wondered inwardly, as his stomach grumbled, reminding him of his hunger.

He could not help but smacked his head and decided to leave the road and look for a pond or river. The people in this world seemed to be the same as him, so maybe eating their food is an exception. Leaving the trail, he went into the woods again.

Tall, greenery trees towered above him, their dense canopies blocking out most of the sunlight. The air grew cooler and damp with the scent of moss and decaying leaves. Strangely, the plants were the same in his world just like grass for example.

With luminescent petals glowed softly in the underbrush, casting an otherworldly light. He could hear the distant chirping of unseen bird, and the rustle of leaves as small animals scurried about. The deeper he ventured, the thicker the foliage became, wrapping him in an almost oppressive embrace.

Thanks to his incredible agility, he could effortlessly navigate through the dense and rugged forest. Thick trees, entangled vines, and stubborn bushes posed no obstacle to him. He moved with the fluid grace of a serpent, slipping through the narrowest gaps and twisting paths with ease.

His heightened senses guided him through the undergrowth, making his passage almost silent and seemingly effortless, as if the forest itself was parting to let him through.

"Is this how it felt to be a serpent?" he wondered aloud.

[No], the system replied bluntly.

"I'm not talking to you," Alexander shot back, his face livid with a mocking expression.

The system then disappeared, allowing Alexander to continue his journey. The forest was dimly lit, with the sun tightly covered by the dense canopy of leaves. After a few minutes of struggling through thick trees, entangled vines, and stubborn bushes, they began to thin out.

Finally, he saw a light. As he sped up his pace, he found himself before a breathtaking scene.

Multiple waterfalls cascaded down lush, green cliffs into a clear, turquoise pool of water, its surface shimmering in the sunlight. Dense vegetation surrounded the area, with trees and plants adding to the serene atmosphere. The water was so clear that he could see the bottom of the pool, adding to the surreal beauty of the scene. It was a hidden paradise that seemed almost too perfect to be real.n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

Alexander was in awe of this place. It was so magnificent and beautiful that words couldn't define it. It was as if he had stepped into another world and was inside of another world. Walking to the rocky shore of the pond, he took off his slipper and dived in.

He could see the fish swimming gracefully, their scales radiant and pearlescent white, and there were so many of them. The clarity of the water only heightened the surreal beauty of the scene.

When Alexander jumped in, the fish in the pond scattered, trying to swim away. But Alexander was faster. He swam to the nearest fish and caught it with his bare hands. The fish was larger than expected, with peerless white scales and fins so smooth he didn't feel any prickle.

Its gills were puffed, making it look even cuter, while its shining pectoral fins constantly moved in a frantic attempt to escape Alexander's grasp. The fish's radiant beauty was mesmerizing, and Alexander couldn't help but marvel at the exquisite creature he held in his hands.

Seeing how cute it was, Alexander gritted his teeth and let go, even though he was really hungry. He couldn't bring himself to eat that cute fish. After letting go, the fish didn't swim away but looked at Alexander with its big, cute eyes.

It swam between his legs in an appealing way, making Alexander smile from its actions. Deciding he couldn't eat such charming creatures, he resolved to find some fruits instead of eating the fish.

After swimming to the shore, his feet finally touched the rocky water, and half of his body was no longer draped in the water. Suddenly, just across the pond, he heard a splash, indicating someone had made contact with the water.

Alexander turned his head and could not believe what he saw. This was the first time he had witnessed such a breathtaking beauty.

The woman stood at the edge of the pond, feeding the fish. Her flowing white dress adorned with intricate gold accents showing an otherworld regal style. The dress's low-cut neckline revealed a hint of her cleavage, accentuating her feminine curves. Thin, delicate straps added to her overall grace and refinement.

Her long, flowing hair framed her face, showing her delicate features. She had a feminine face with large, expressive eyes that held a hint of mystery. Her bright red lips added a touch of sensuality to her appearance.

Her skin was flawless and radiant, reflecting the soft light that bathed the scene. She carried herself with a graceful confidence, exuding poise and self-assurance. She appeared at ease in her surroundings, radiating tranquility and serenity.

The overall impression was one of ethereal beauty and captivating charm. The fish gathered around her, eager to eat the fruit she offered. The scene was so peaceful, conveying a sense of harmony between the woman and nature.

Alexander could not help but be stupefied. This was his first time seeing something so otherworldly beautiful. "Is this how a normal woman looks in this world?" he thought inwardly.

The woman who was feeding the fish lifted her face, her radiant smile quickly changing to a stunned expression. She saw a shirtless man looking at her nonchalantly from across the pond.

She was surprised that she hadn't noticed him earlier, but her gentle gaze quickly turned cold as she pointed at Alexander. "Who are you? How did you come here?" she demanded, her voice firm.

Alexander couldn't help but follow his gaze to her bouncing peaks, then quickly coughed, realizing how inappropriate that was. His skill 'Heart of Stone' was activated, making his expression neutral and calming his racing heart almost instantly as it happened.

"Sorry, I'm lost. Is this your pond by any chance?" Alexander asked as he lifted half of his body from the water.

His handsome face and blue eyes radiated a kind of charm and otherworldly aura. The scars and bite marks on his chest and back only added to his cool, daunting appearance, giving him a mature vibe in the eyes of the woman.

She observed him closely, noting the contrast between his striking features and calmed demeanor while talking to him.

"This is the first handsome man I've ever seen in my life," the woman thought to herself as she eyed Alexander.

"Yes, this is my place. I will let you go this time since you were lost and not lying to me," she replied, her face remaining serious, exuding a cold and aloof vibe. Yet, her voice was calm and soft, like a melody playing every time she spoke.

The contrast between her stern demeanor and the soothing sound of her voice made her all the more intriguing to Alexander. He couldn't help but be captivated by her voice. The woman could see that Alexander was not lying, as she possessed an eye that could see through any lies.

Her stare never left him as she waited for him to move. Alexander nodded and left the pond, heading back to the trees. The woman couldn't help but touch her forehead in wonder.

"How did a human get in here? Did he accidentally wander through a hidden portal? Hmph, luckily he didn't hurt any of my fish," she said, caressing the same fish Alexander wanted to eat.

Alexander, back in the dense forest, was hungry. His stomach grumbled, and he regretted not eating that fish. His conscience said it was a good fish and shouldn't be eaten, making him sigh as he continued his walk.

After a while, he spotted two massive boars, each twice the size of a regular boar.

The boars had thick, bristly fur that was a mix of dark brown and black, providing perfect camouflage in the forest. Their eyes glowed with a wild, fearsome aura, and their tusks were long and curved, gleaming menacingly in the dappled forest light. Each step they took was heavy, causing the ground to tremble slightly beneath their weight.

Their muscular bodies displayed their immense strength and power, making it clear that these were formidable creatures not to be underestimated.

"Can these still be called boars?" Alexander muttered, squinting his eyes while hiding in a bush.

"Who gives a shit right now! The bigger, the better," he whispered to himself. With that, he teleported behind their backs silently and with a swift 'boink,' he knocked them unconscious.

Alexander stood over the fallen beasts, a small, satisfied smile forming on his lips. "Now that's how you handle a boar," he thought, feeling a surge of satisfaction.

He then killed them quickly and without pain at that, trying to soothe his conscience. He shook his head, muttering to himself, "Alexander, remember this is how a hungry person survives. Killing a boar or two isn't a sin." He was trying to convince himself, forgetting that he had slaughtered nearly a hundred saberwolves just yesterday.

[You killed a 'Titan Tusks'. You've gained 13 exp]

[You killed a 'Titan Tusks'. You've gained 11 exp]

The system then automatically scanned the beast with its holographic panel, much like the rays of light used when paying at a cashier.

[Titan Tusk

Description: The beast of nature and favorite pets of a Titan. It has immense physical strength and formidable tusks, a Titan Tusk can plow through dense forest with ease. Their senses are highly attuned, able to detect the slightest disturbances in their territory. One of its most distinctive behaviors is the ground tremor it creates with each step, which serves as a warning to intruders.

Whenever you spot these beasts and see a symbol on their tusks, it indicates they are owned by someone. Be warned: killing such a pet is tantamount to killing their child.]

Alexander was in a daze when he heard this. He hurriedly checked the tusks and, sure enough, there was a grey symbol. Discover more stories at empire

Etched into the tusks was a grey symbol, resembling an intertwined serpent and crescent moon. The serpent coiled tightly around the moon, its body covered in intricate scales that seemed to shimmer faintly. The moon was a perfect crescent, with delicate lines radiating from its edges, giving it an ethereal glow. This symbol clearly marked the boar as the property of someone powerful, a clear warning to any who might think to harm the creature.

The ground beneath him shook violently as a booming voice echoed throughout the forest.

"Who killed my childrennnnnsss!" it's roared, were reverberating through the trees and causing the leaves to fall like rain.

The sheer power of the voice made Alexander's heart race. He knew he was in serious trouble. The owner of these Titan Tusks was coming, and it wasn't going to be pretty.

Alexander could sense a thick wave of killing intent covering the forest, making him regret his decision. Even if he tried to apologize by killing the boar, I mean 'the child', since who calls a boar a child? He knew it was the pet of a powerful person, I mean a child of a powerful person.

And you bet that owner, will be especially protective of their "pet-child," and would never let him go, since he killed them.

As the archive closed, the cover of the book then appeared, now bearing the title 'Fairy Realm Archived.' But Alexander didn't notice this, as his focus was on the approaching figure.