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Elias and her friends thought it was just an ordinary storm at Avonside University, but when the clouds cleared, they found themselves in a strange and magical world. The familiar city lights and campus boundaries were gone, replaced by a vast, untamed mountain wilderness.
Torn from her friends and transformed into someone unrecognizable, Elias is now Ryn, a young woman navigating a dangerous and mystical realm. With powerful magical forces at play and the fate of Avonside hanging in the balance, Ryn must learn to survive and adapt.
Can she reunite with her friends and uncover the secrets of this mysterious world? Dive into this thrilling fantasy adventure full of magic, transformation, and the journey of a courageous female protagonist.
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- Chapter 1 The Obelisk›
- Chapter 2 The World is Gone›
- Chapter 3 Escape›
- Chapter 4 Batronauts›
- Chapter 5 Chaos and Decision›
- Chapter 6 Assignments›
- Chapter 7 The Strange-Not-Strange Forest›
Ryn of Avonside is a popular web novel covering the genres Action, Adventure, Drama, Girls Love, Romance.
There are currently 164 chapters available and the release of other chapters are in progress.
It takes approximately 27.3 hour(s) to read Ryn of Avonside!
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Chapter 1 - The Obelisk
“This wind is nuts!” I yelled as I struggled with the umbrella. Not that it was doing much good. The three of us were already sodden and miserable, so the flimsy plastic and metal wasn't even good as moral support.
We were trying to get to our next class, but a storm had rolled in over Avonside University out of nowhere, and we were trapped, huddled behind some modernist steel monstrosity in a vain attempt to get out of the wind.
Bray looked miserable in his thin T-shirt, huddling up against the metal sculpture, while his friend—whose name I still hadn’t gotten—looked slightly more comfortable in her similar getup.
“Here, let me take it,” she called over the wind, her hands already reaching for the rebellious umbrella.
I hesitated for a moment, then nodded and carefully passed it to her. She looked like she could probably lift me over her head with a little effort. That wasn’t to say she was all muscle or anything, but there was enough definition in her arms to let me know I’d get my ass beat if it came to that. Which it wouldn’t, because conflict is scary.
“You boys ready to make a run for it?” she yelled, grinning with amusement and a note of challenge.
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