Look what showed up. It’s an update post. ;)
Last month, Maternibaby won the poll of being the most likely to scare Jiang Ziya when viewed from his truth-seeing eye. Just what would Maternibaby look like to him?
This month’s poll is about killing bugs, from DieBabySpiderDie. The poor baby spider…
As always, we’d love more poll ideas. You can submit them here!
We shall return with releases, as well as an announcement of our winners of the recipe contest. Look forward to everything!
GOD —The Beginning of the End— Volume 2: Elf, Nanny, Thunderous Anger
Original novel in Chinese by: 御 我 (Yu Wo)
Chapter 7: Overlord of the Seas VS Sovereign of the Skies, Part Two—translated by Jia Ling (proofread by Trespasserby & Minthe; C/E edited by lucathia)
“Bastard!” Shooting Star was furious. He turned his head to shout at Alan, “Go save Dan!”
Upon hearing these words, Alan hesitated for a bit. However, Shooting Star did not even bother to explain. He also threw the elf’s hands aside and then jumped onto the deck. Because the body of the ship was shaking so terribly, he slid across the deck. Upon seeing a chance, he grabbed a thick rope that was waving in the wind. Then, using the rope, he pulled himself to the side of the boat.
Standing on top of the side of the boat, he yelled loudly, “Bones! Where the hell are you? Hurry up and come out!”
His shout was so loud that even the sounds coming from the battle between dragon and serpent were unable to drown him out.
“Kiki—”
Illusions, Lies, Truth Volume 3: In the Name of God, Part One
Original novel in Chinese by: 御 我 (Yu Wo)
Chapter 4: School Wonders, Part 1—Step by Step—translated by lucathia (proofread by Trespasserby & Taffygirl13)
“Yawn!”
Lu Yang gave a big yawn and said, “Time to head to the next location, yeah?”
After he said that, everyone finally relaxed completely.
A whole fifteen minutes had already passed since twelve. Even claiming that their watches were off couldn’t pass muster. Nothing had happened. Not even a bird had flown by, let alone someone falling.
There was just an angel flying around, according to Jiang Ziya.
“Did you see anything?” Lu Yang asked Jiang Ziya lazily, as if he were joking around.
However, Jiang Ziya knew he wasn’t joking around, just that he was being watched by Lin Zhixiang and Jian Zhi and could only ask in a flippant tone.
“Nothing.”
“Same here.” Lu Yang turned to look out the window again but glanced at Jiang Ziya out of the corner of his eye. The latter shook his head lightly.
Xu Xikai didn’t appear disappointed. As he always said, he just wanted to confirm whether it was real or false. The actual result, truth or sham, didn’t matter much. He said, “Looks like this legend is just a ‘legend.’ Let’s go. The next location is the closest one to here, the Pond of Meditation. We still have many places to visit. Let’s clean up quickly.”
Here’s what we’ll be releasing in May!
Our current contest is a No Hero recipe contest that runs until the end of this month, May 31st. Come take a look~. We have handcrafted cutouts by Arcedemius that you can win, among other cool prizes. :D
Last month, 1/2 Prince won the poll of which series Jiang Shuyu should trip into (which actually happens in the April Fools’ chapter~. Translator had such fun with that).
The idea for the poll this month is thanks to ArmadaTW. Thanks so much!
We’d love to hear poll ideas from everyone. You can submit them here.
GOD —The Beginning of the End— Volume 2: Elf, Nanny, Thunderous Anger
Original novel in Chinese by: 御 我 (Yu Wo)
Chapter 7: Overlord of the Seas VS Sovereign of the Skies, Part One—translated by Jia Ling (proofread by Trespasserby; C/E edited by lucathia)
“Whoa, a sea serpent!”
Shooting Star joyfully shouted as he tugged on Alan’s sleeve, “Alan, look! It’s a huge sea serpent!”
Alan shot a look at Shooting Star and felt a bit helpless. Should I say that Shooting Star has courage, or say that he has no brain? Is this the time to be excited?
However, the elf’s worry was reduced by half because of Shooting Star’s obtuse personality. He calmed down and studied the giant creature in the sea in detail. Probably only one third of its body was showing, yet it was taller than the ship’s highest point at the crow’s nest. This body could be described as “long and thin.” However, when faced with the fact that it was three times the thickness of the mast of a huge ship, the word “thin” couldn’t be applied to it at all.
The other party had a flat head, satiny skin, incomparably gigantic eyes that were long and slender, and long narrow fangs that poked out from its mouth. It did indeed look like what Shooting Star had mentioned, a “sea serpent.” Only this one was many times larger than the average sea serpent.