Salty Fish Pilot

Arriving in a new world where the steam industry was booming, he inherited a three-story apartment on the capital's royal square, took in someone else's cat, and listened to the whispers at his ear, ready to witness this mysterious and bizarre era.
The epic of the Sixth Era was about to commence, and behind the curtain, The Chosen One was destined to step into legend. Old Gods, Relics, steam, witches, detectives, ancient secrets, the Era's brilliance...
"Would you like to play a round of Roder Cards?"
Time engraved the hours, as Silvermoon illuminated the shadows. I compose your legend, you whisper your verses to me.

Steampunk: Sixth Era Epic

"Shard, merely passing the test isn't enough; I remember you also lack the required practice credits,"


Miss Luisa reminded him once more, and upon reflection, she genuinely believed it was quite possible for Shard to advance to the second year:


"If I'm not mistaken, the first year requires 40 practice credits; your time travel granted you 10 credits, and the major event at Lakeside Manor provided 20 credits, but you are still 10 credits short."


Shard was not at all troubled by this, though he couldn't tell the Academy about the true incidents involving the death of the Silver-Eyed One and the Evil God event, nor could he hand over "God's Gift Box" to the Academy, or reveal that the reward for the "Forged Philosopher's Stone" was the doctor's credit, and the second time travel of the year 3002 in the Common Calendar of the Fifth Era couldn't be easily disclosed. However, one thing he definitely didn't lack was so-called accidental incidents.


Chapter 290: The Opera Invitation