Stigma11

26-year-old James, an epigrapher died of treason. When he opened his eyes he had become 20-year-old Vincent Dragonthart, a king who also died of betrayal from the manuscript he translated.

In his life this time, James, who turned into Vincent, will prevent the assassination and punish the traitors. 

He has the strength, intelligence, and knowledge that no one had in Vincent’s time alive.

Can he survive and punish all traitors? As a young king, he will prove himself and refuse to be taken advantage of.

I Live On Other Level

<p>A knight always passes through rough terrain, no Terrain of any kind can make them relax to achieve their wishes. A win has a hefty pay. They are always pursued by time and do a lot for their work. A discipline must be really thought out. If they are lazy and have no target, then they have put themselves at risk. Because that's a knight who needs good stamina and perseverance in them. It is the unyielding attitude that they must have.</p>

<p>Newt shouted very loudly once, he watched from behind and the whole knight ran in front of him with trembling legs and a bad expression. They all ran up the mountain that was in front of them with extremely heavy breathing. Their chests felt burning because they had been running with weights on their backs that could have attracted them by the center of gravity. Several knights fell and they had to stand up again to run. </p>

The Train