Fang Xiang

This is both a work of science fiction and an exploration of the meaning of life, love, literature and art. Brainpower is no longer the main ingredient for being human in this far distant future world.  Spirituality, physical balance, and diligence all come together as integrity for Chen Mu, the Card Apprentice.  The cards which Chen Mu masters in his own scrappy way, distill all the powers of the cosmos –  human and nonhuman –  into something that is not a book, not technology, and neither art nor magic, but is these and more.  Learn about these strange cards, which can embody everything you might imagine for the future of technology, but also a future beyond technology which promotes the best, and sometimes the worst, from mankind’s past.

The Card Apprentice

Given Andre's advice, Chen Mu gathered up everything that was eye-catching from his body. Since Zara didn't want to remove her weaponry, she just put on a large fighting cape to hide her body. That way, they wouldn't be bothered along the way as they had been.

The population of the House of a Hundred Depths was far lower than the Federation, and its level of technology was similarly lacking. In terms of comprehensive strength, the House of a Hundred Depths many times weaker than the Federation. However, living in such a brutal environment, inhabitants from House of a Hundred Depths were much more ruthless and fiercer than those from the Federation. Battles were the most common thing there, and they would often encounter great struggles along their way.

The result of defeat was death in the House of a Hundred Depths. It was a lot more ruthless than the Federation, where people had more encounters where they wouldn't be so easily wounded.

Aguda City