Asteria had adapted to this place. Though it was hard, she somehow had done it little by little. Seeing an enormous wolf in the street wasn’t an uncommon sight, although it was quite rare; sometimes there were two or three werewolves who showed themselves in wolf form in public.No matter how Asteria tried to control herself, she can still fall into a panic whenever they got too close to her. Usually, she would just go avoid them, finishing her business as fast as possible.After a month and a half of time passed, Asteria had been adjusting herself. She didn’t forget her ultimate intention of looking for a job.Selena had been too kind to her she even helped her to register as a citizen for the Razor Kingdom. Now, she had officially become one. With the request from a noble, naturally, the registration process could speed up.The Razor Kingdom was a place mixed with werewolves and humans. There were a lot of kingdoms lik

Asteria wanted to ditch today’s training so badly.The reason was simple. It was because of Asher’s baffling, yet somehow magnetic presence. It drew her in, causing ripples in her usually calm feelings.The puzzled feeling left her afraid somehow. She knew that she was dead in whatever world once she existed out there; that planet called earth. It had driven her not to put too much attachments in this peculiarly unknown world.Despite that, no matter how stone heart she was, Asteria, after all, was also a human. She couldn’t sink herself in ignorance when others had treated her with goodwill.“Your training this afternoon will be overseen by His Grace himself, Grand Swordsman Asher himself.” Elias had thrown her a bomb this morning as soon as she woke up. Her agitation from the last night of meeting Asher had died down, yet it was now ignited last again.Asteria didn’t want to, but she also

Asteria took her training more seriously since that incident. She knew that if it hadn't been for Asher, she would've been dead if not injured. Gradually, the seemingly invisible wall separating her and the existences of werewolves in the city had lessened. She had learned that, perhaps, just like humans. Werewolves community also has criminals. She no longer that prejudice. Elias had put a lot of effort into helping her. Asher was also a great helper in learning swordsmanship. If she continued to look at the werewolves with prejudice, instead, she would feel rather ashamed. However, she also wasn't willing to be lenient to anyone, no matter what race, she wouldn't be polite if they acted so unbridle toward her. On a few occasions, she had met that kind of people. Some female werewolves didn't look at her tha

Asteria's daily routine was the same as always. If she wasn't in the training to be a swordsman, she would spend her time flipping through the pages of books. It was a rather peaceful life. Asteria didn't find it boring. Even so, she still wanted to go out once a while. Without Selena, Asteria just couldn't sure that it would be safe running around when she was still a nobody. Her face wasn't that bad, so Selena told her that she was worried something might happen to her. Finding that Asher was back greatly delighted her. She could finally ask him how to gain entry to the royal's library. Yet, before she recovered from the delighted feeling, another good news came. Selena told her that Annie had come from the village to the capital this time. "Really? Where is she?" Asteria hurriedly asked Selena. With a comp

Asteria leaned against the tree, waiting for the time of the training. Looking at the moon, she fell into a daze. "You seem to enjoy your life very much here, aren't you?" "Ash--" she stopped herself, looking in shock at the figure in front of her. That refined noble aura, which somehow mixed with a hint of evil charm and his peculiar eyes was so familiar to Asteria. She hadn't seen him in months that she almost forget about his existence. "How disappointing. You don't look happy that I am here." His voice wasn't deep magnetic like Asher, but it's still pleasing to the ear, like a siren's song. Asteria jolted, she looked warily at him. "What are you doing here?" Kaizer raised his eyebrow. "Can