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The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life Mighty Ones Academy
Dante’s senses heightened as he heard Alex’s chilling remark. He had already demonstrated his prowess, but Alex's words suggested that the confrontation was far from over. The crowd’s murmurs grew louder, their fascination and fear evident as they witnessed the aftermath of the skirmish. Dante has never been threatened in his life, not because he was powerful, but because he lived in a peaceful village. So he had to admit that being threatened left a bad taste in his guts, but it wasn't enough to make me cower.Alex’s sinister smile widened, and he stood, his eyes glinting with a dark promise. "You may have won this battle, but the Golden Lion Academy has long arms. Your actions here will have consequences."Dante’s expression remained composed, though he could sense an underlying threat in Alex’s words. "I stand by what I did. Bullies shouldn’t go unchallenged."Alex's eyes narrowed, his voice low and menacing. "You’ll soon learn that actions have repercussions, especially when deali
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life A New Beginning
The Mighty Ones Academy stood before Dante, its towering gates a symbol of the greatness it promised. The academy was already bustling with activity as students trained, sparred, and honed their magical and combat skills. Though the semester had begun two months ago, Dante was an exception—admitted as the only new student due to his rare status as an S-rank awakener.As he walked through the courtyard, the gazes of the students turned toward him. Whispers followed him, not just because he was a new face, but because of his striking appearance. Dante’s chiseled features and piercing blue eyes were hard to ignore. Several of the girls in the courtyard exchanged glances, whispering to each other about the new boy.“Wow, is that him? The S-rank?” one of them murmured.“He’s even more handsome than I expected,” another giggled.But not everyone was so taken with him. A group of boys, standing off to the side, eyed Dante with barely concealed jealousy. His good looks and the attention he wa
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life Friends And Foes
The morning after his first sparring session, Dante was walking through the academy grounds, trying to absorb the enormity of the place. He had expected the academy to be grand, but the reality far exceeded his expectations. Tall towers, sprawling training yards, and massive libraries filled every corner of the campus.As he rounded a corner, lost in his thoughts, a loud voice called out to him.“Hey! You’re Dante, right?”Dante turned to see a boy around his age rushing toward him with a broad grin. He had sandy hair, bright green eyes, and a playful energy that seemed impossible to ignore. The boy skidded to a halt in front of him, barely catching his breath.“I’m Finn,” the boy said, extending a hand. “I saw you at the sparring grounds yesterday. That was insane! I’ve never seen someone move like that with a sword. You made it look so easy!”Dante took the offered hand, a little taken aback by Finn’s enthusiasm. “Uh, thanks.”“Man, I’ve been looking for you everywhere,” Finn contin
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life Mid-term Test
The students gathered in the large auditorium, where the instructors were explaining the rules of the midterm test. Dante stood next to Finn, his eyes scanning the room. He noticed Lucian and his group on the opposite side, their glares directed straight at him.“Alright, students,” Instructor Bane’s voice boomed through the room, commanding everyone’s attention. “The midterm test is a simulation battle, designed to test your skills in combat, strategy, and teamwork. You will be placed in groups and sent into a simulated reality, where you’ll face off against various monsters. The goal is to survive and complete the objectives. You’ll be graded based on your performance.”A large screen behind Bane lit up, showing the simulation environment—a vast forest filled with towering trees, dangerous-looking creatures, and dark, shadowy paths. Dante studied the layout, already mapping out potential strategies in his mind.“There will be monsters at every turn,” Bane continued. “Some will be ea
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life The Unexpected
The forest simulation was quiet for a moment, but the tension in the air was palpable. Dante and his team stood in a clearing, surrounded by the towering trees and the distant roars of monsters. Lucian and his group circled closer, their elemental powers flaring up, each eager to show Dante that they weren’t to be trifled with.“Time to teach you a lesson,” Lucian sneered, the flames on his fingertips growing larger, casting an eerie glow around him. His friends—an earth user, a water manipulator, and a lightning caster—stood at his side, equally confident in their abilities.Finn and the other two teammates tensed up, but Dante remained calm, his expression unchanged.“Let’s see how well you handle this,” Lucian said, launching a barrage of fireballs toward Dante.The fire came fast, but Dante moved faster. With effortless precision, he sidestepped the flames, feeling the heat graze past him but not even bothering to draw his sword yet.“I told you we shouldn’t have messed with him,
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life He Is Not Like Others
Inside the control room of the academy, the teachers and instructors were gathered, monitoring the progress of the midterm test. Dozens of screens displayed various teams of students, battling monsters or navigating through the simulated reality.Everything was proceeding as planned—until the alarm blared.“What’s going on?” one of the instructors shouted as the room filled with red warning lights. He rushed to the control panel, his eyes scanning the data flashing across the screen.“It’s the simulation,” another instructor said, her voice tight with concern. “There’s been a malfunction.”Instructor Bane’s brow furrowed as he stepped forward. “A malfunction? What kind?”The instructor’s fingers flew over the keyboard, pulling up the information. “The system’s gone rogue. It’s generating monsters beyond the C-rank limit. There’s… an A-rank monster inside the test.”The room fell silent for a moment, the weight of the statement sinking in.“That’s impossible!” one teacher exclaimed. “T
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life Elite Group
The students inside the simulation had been battling monsters for what felt like hours. Exhaustion was starting to set in for some, and others were barely holding on. Amidst the chaos, a sharp, clear message cut through the noise.“This is Miss Sapphire,” her voice rang through the simulated forest, audible to every student. “All students ranked A and above, unite and focus on dealing with the monsters. Those ranked below, take cover and hide. Survive for the next four hours, and the test will automatically come to an end.”The students exchanged glances, and for a moment, the fear subsided as they found direction. Groups immediately began to form, with the lower-ranked students retreating into hiding spots scattered throughout the dense forest.In contrast, the elite students—the A-ranks and above—moved swiftly to gather, forming a powerful alliance. Among them was **Elijah**, a rare A-rank elemental awakener with control over two elements: **lightning and water**. His tall figure an
The Demon Lord Wanted An Ordinary Life The tide had turn
Dante stepped forward, his eyes steady as he took in the scene before him. The horde of monsters surrounded the group of elite students, their growls and screeches echoing through the forest. He could see the exhaustion etched on their faces, each one struggling to hold back the relentless onslaught.Elijah’s eyes narrowed as he watched Dante approach. A mix of irritation and doubt flashed across his face. “What does he think he’s doing?” Elijah muttered to himself, his voice tinged with disdain. Dante’s calm, almost casual approach seemed reckless—like he didn’t fully understand the gravity of the situation.*He’s going to bite off more than he can chew,* Elijah thought. Despite being aware that Dante was an S-rank, Elijah—like most others—had always believed that elemental magic wielded by an A-rank like himself was far superior to the skill of a mere S-rank swordsman.From the moment Dante had been admitted to the academy, Elijah hadn’t given him a second thought, dismissing him as
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Midnight Ambush
Dante sat in his dimly lit dormitory, calmly sharpening his sword. The rhythmic scraping of the whetstone against the blade was the only sound in the room. He knew they were coming. The way Elijah had been watching him lately made it obvious, and the rumors Finn had shared only confirmed it. He didn't go to bed, he made sure to wait for them and asked Finn to go to sleep.Then, just as expected, he heard the approaching footsteps. Slow, deliberate. There were multiple of them.A heavy knock echoed through the wooden door."Open up, Dante," a voice called. It was Elijah. "We need to have a little chat."Dante smirked, sliding his sword back into its sheath before standing. He took his time reaching the door, savoring the tension. When he finally opened it, Elijah stood at the forefront, flanked by five senior students. Each one bore the confident expression of someone who thought they had already won."I was wondering when you’d show up," Dante said lazily, leaning against the doorfram
One Of The Strongest
The training field was empty, save for two figures standing across from each other. The sun was beginning to set, casting long shadows as the air carried a stillness that made the moment feel sacred.Dante stood calmly, his sword resting at his side, while Instructor Bane observed him with sharp eyes. There were no spectators, Instructor Bane decided a sparring section is enough punishment for Dante. In truth, he just wanted to see how much Dante had grown."You’ve grown stronger," Bane remarked, tightening his grip on his sword. "But strength alone is never enough. Show me how much you’ve improved."Dante nodded, bringing his blade up in a ready stance. The moment Bane moved, he did too. Their swords clashed in a flurry of sparks, each strike precise, each movement deliberate. Bane remained mostly on the defensive, only attacking when Dante left an opening. His movements were calculated, aiming to expose Dante’s weaknesses rather than overwhelm him.Dante, however, was not the same s
What Makes Vida Feel Better
Dante sat on a bench near the training field, watching as students prepared for the upcoming competition. Some sparred against each other, while others focused on refining their techniques. He wasn’t particularly interested in the event itself, but Vida’s words stuck in his mind."She is not bad."He glanced toward the school garden, where he could see Vida and Aria still walking together, deep in conversation. He had expected some tension between them, yet they had gotten along instantly. He wasn't sure if that was a good thing or a dangerous thing.“Enjoying the view?”Dante turned to see Finn approaching, holding two drinks. He tossed one to Dante before taking a seat beside him.“I see you’ve been getting along well with the ladies,” Finn teased. “First Vida, now Aria? You’re really living the dream.”Dante smirked. “We’re just friends.”Finn shook his head. “You’re insane. But you should be careful. The guys in this academy already don’t like you. If you keep attracting the stron
The Promise Between Two Girls
Vida could feel it instantly—Aria had feelings for Dante. To confirm her suspicion, she moved closer to Dante and whispered,“Who is she? Is she going to be the first woman in your harem?”Dante could only smile. Since awakening, love hadn’t crossed his mind.“What do you think?” he replied.“She’s not bad.” Vida shrugged. “Why not introduce us?”Dante walked toward Aria, pulling Vida along. Aria felt her heartbeat quicken as the two, whom she already believed were lovers, approached.“Hi, Aria. This is Vida. Vida, this is Aria.”Aria suddenly felt the need to make a good first impression. She had never felt intimidated by another girl before. She was beautiful, admired by many, and received love letters daily. But the same could be said about Vida. Unlike Vida, who had black hair, Aria had striking purple hair and blue eyes.“Hi, Aria. Do you mind showing me around the school? Dante’s really not good at it.” Vida smiled.“Me?” Aria was surprised but flattered. “That would be my pleas
Reunion
Dante couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw Vida stepping out from behind Miss Sapphire. She was even more beautiful than he remembered.“Vida.”“Dante,” she replied with a warm smile before he closed the distance between them, enveloping her in a tight embrace.“I’ve missed you,” she whispered, returning his hug.As an S-rank healer and water user, Vida was treated like royalty at her academy, making it nearly impossible for her to leave. When she heard the news of Dante’s awakening, he had already enrolled at Mighty Ones Academy. She had wanted to visit him then, but her request was denied. Today was the first time she had been allowed to visit—only because she accompanied her headmaster, who had business with his longtime friend, the headmaster of Mighty Ones Academy.Unbeknownst to Dante, his simple act of hugging Vida had earned him an enemy. William Archibald, an S-rank air user, glared daggers at him. William believed he was the only one worthy of Vida, and seeing Dante so clos
Howard's Taunts
By the time Dante left the dungeon, the sun had already risen, painting the sky in soft hues of orange and blue. The cool morning breeze swept through the landscape, refreshing yet carrying the weight of the long night he had endured.He adjusted his cloak, rolling his shoulders to ease the stiffness in his muscles. Though his body was fatigued, his mind was clear—he had grown stronger. He could feel it.Raiden stretched beside him, letting out a tired sigh. “Well, this has been one hell of a night.” He turned to Dante with a smirk. “Don’t forget to call me, kid.”Dante gave a nod. “I won’t.”With that, they parted ways. Raiden headed toward the city, while Dante took a quieter route back to the academy. He moved swiftly, keeping to the shadows where possible. Sneaking into dungeons was one thing—getting caught returning from one was another problem entirely.He was only a short distance from the academy gates when a familiar voice stopped him.“Well, well. Look who we have here.”Dan
Raiden's Offer
Dante could feel it—he had progressed again. Even though there was no one to compare himself to, he knew he had outclassed all his peers.Void Rend—the second stage of his sword skills—was unlike the first. Void Crescent was effective for cutting down multiple weaker opponents, but Void Rend was different. It focused all its power on a single target, making it sharper and nearly impossible to guard against.A moment ago, the enemy had been standing—confident, unyielding. Now, his lifeless body crumpled to the ground, cleanly severed as if reality itself had yielded to Dante’s blade. The dungeon’s eerie silence settled in once more."That is one deadly strike," Raiden remarked, his voice laced with both admiration and disbelief.He had always doubted the rumors about Raven, assuming they were exaggerated. He even found the mask ridiculous, thinking Raven was just trying to be mysterious. But after teaming up with him, witnessing his speed, and seeing the sheer lethality of his sword st
A Breakthrough
Dante continued raiding dungeons, growing stronger with each battle. Through experience, he realized that dungeon rankings, determined by gate color, did not always reflect their true danger. Some A-rank dungeons were far deadlier than others, straddling the line between A-rank and what hunters feared as pseudo-S-rank dungeons. When calculations fell short, survival depended solely on skill and sheer willpower.Now, he was about to experience one of the deadliest A-rank dungeons firsthand.The A-rank gate loomed before them, crackling with ominous energy. The team he joined was led by an experienced A-rank hunter named Raiden, a lightning user renowned for his ruthless efficiency and unmatched speed. Unlike previous raids, Dante sensed this dungeon would be different.As they stepped through the portal, darkness engulfed them. Towering black pillars stretched toward a swirling, mist-covered ceiling. The air was thick with oppressive energy, pressing down on them like an invisible forc
Never Underestimate, Raven
Though his first raiding taught him how dangerous a dungeon could be, and the most danger aren't from monsters but Humans. Dante still believed he needed the dungeon to get to his peak. Though the memory of his past life is gone, he instinct as the demon lord to grow stronger still remains. So with his desire to get stronger, Dante continued raiding as Raven, and though he never met Nadia, he also didn't meet any group like Cedric's group, and for that he was happy. Killing a human wasn't something he enjoyed. Today he is joining a team to raid an A-Rank Team. The A-rank dungeon loomed ahead, a gaping rift of swirling darkness pulsing with raw mana. Dante adjusted his grip on his sword, silently analyzing the energy radiating from the portal. His team, consisting of seasoned A-rank hunters, stood beside him, their expressions a mix of anticipation and unease. Though they had fought in high-level dungeons before, none took the challenge lightly.“Alright, everyone,” the team leader, a