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After being reincarnated as a fox-like girl in a fantasy world full of magic and mysteries, Alysara’s life takes a dark turn. A cursed skill leaves her blind, forcing her to find a new way to see. To survive, she must train her ability to sense mana and uncover the true nature of magic itself. In a world where power means everything, can Alysara master her gifts and find her place?

Table of Contents
- Chapter 1 Legacy
- Chapter 2 A baby again
- Chapter 3 The System
- Chapter 4 Meeting the family
- Chapter 5 Cursed skill
- Chapter 6 A Mother’s Worries
- Chapter 7 Kyhosa
- Chapter 8 Speaking
- Chapter 9 Evolving
- Chapter 10 Bonding
- Chapter 11 A friend
- Chapter 12 Fire Storm
- Chapter 13 Funeral
- Chapter 14 Breakthrough
- Chapter 15 Elders
- Chapter 16 The Colors of People
- Chapter 17 Oathbound Side Story 1
- Chapter 18 Tenth Breakthrough
- Chapter 19 Mana Manipulation
- Chapter 20 More storms
- Chapter 21 Before the Storm
- Chapter 22 The Super Storm
- Chapter 23 The aftermath
- Chapter 24 Loneliness
- Chapter 25 Improvements
- Chapter 26 Heritage
- Chapter 27 Paths
- Chapter 28 Heirloom
- Chapter 29 Two Tailed Runalymo
- Chapter 30 Gains
- Chapter 31 Tailoring
- Chapter 32 Attack
- Chapter 33 For those that live
- Chapter 34 Seeing Double
- Chapter 35 The Makings of a Dress
- Chapter 36 Enchanting!
- Chapter 37 A Kyhosa for Twins
- Chapter 38 The things that happened
- Chapter 39 The Dragons Advice
- Chapter 40 Analyzing
- Chapter 41 A class for me
- Chapter 42 The Fairy Summoner
- Chapter 43 Glass Eels
- Chapter 44 Scouting
- Chapter 45 Spell crystal
- Chapter 46 Test Flights
- Chapter 47 Homewrecker
- Chapter 48 A study of Crystals
- Chapter 49 Mana Toxicity
- Chapter 50 Ancestral Revelation
The Reincarnation of Alysara is a popular web novel covering the genres Action, Adventure, Mystery, Slice of Life.
The novel was written by the author KittySpice.
There are currently 239 chapters avaible and the release of other chapters are in progress.
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Chapter 1 - Legacy
Stars twinkle around me like a cloud of tiny shining jewels. They appear and disappear, growing dim and eventually winking out of existence only for new stars to appear elsewhere. They are a dark red in color but, looking around, I see a small collection of them with a faint grey tinge. This greyness seems to be contagious, slowly spreading to nearby stars.
I continue watching the stars in fascination; they become redder in color with each generation. The grey moves from star to star, somehow coexisting with them; at least, it doesn't seem like a sickness. In fact, it seems to extend the longevity of the stars. Questions whirl around my mind. What is this place? What are these 'stars'? And so many more. I can't move, I can't wave my arms, I can only watch, and that's what I do.
I keep watching the stars around me. I watch, and watch, for eternity, and many eternities after that. Time seems to have no meaning here, yet causality is moving forward as the stars, now a bright red, are turning orange. I feel deep drowsiness as if my very existence is tired and slow like I have stayed up all night, yet I cannot stop watching. The longer I spend in this... void, the more I feel my very existence start to slumber: my memories fade, not forgotten, but it's as if they are just falling asleep.
The stars are changing from orange-yellow, to yellow, then onto yellow-green, and all the while the grey spreads faster and faster until all stars have been claimed. Each star that is born is almost instantly claimed, the grey somehow delaying the death of the stars for so long now that they seem less like a cloud and more like a blanket wrapped around me.
My consciousness starts drifting in and out of dormancy, wrapped by this blanket of stars; however, with the last of my consciousness, I spot a hole in the ever-thickening blanket of stars. The void widens as the stars start to quickly fade one by one... no, they aren’t fading, they are being killed; something is destroying the stars and the grey inhabiting them. The void widens faster and faster, destroying all that the grey had worked for. I try to stay conscious but it’s useless; I fall into dormancy, waking up to find the void has grown significantly.
Each time I fade into dormancy and wake back up, I find ever fewer stars until an all-consuming void is all that greets me. No matter how hard I look, all I see is just darkness, an endless sea of nothing, an empty eternity. With a feeling of hollow loneliness, I finally resign myself to slumber.
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