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If a hell exist, Jora was pretty sure she landed right in there. The next day after the long talking with Teliya they went up very early when the older giantess had announced that it was “time to begin with the training”. First Jora thought everything would be easy and Teliya would remember that Jora wasn't from here; but the blond giantess had been wrong. Teliya was running in front of her through the bushes of one of the jungle-like forests, jumping over roots and fallen trunks like they were nothing, always rushing forward to an invisible destination. Jora on the other hand TRIED to jump over all these rots and trunks but most

The sun was shining high over the sky of Felarya, the cloudless sky was shimmering like a blue jewel and the warm lines of the sun were warming the ground below. There was a hill that was close to a long river that's water was glancing like thousands of coins were lying on the ground and now reflecting the sunlight through the clear surface. On the hill a person was standing, a woman of maybe 24 years. Her figure was athletic and strong, muscles at arm and legs were underlining this picture. The woman wore shorts and a top, her feet were naked and her arms were crossed in front of her from the sunlight slightly tanned chest. Her stern green

The sun was already vanished behind the horizon when Jora entered the front yard of her parents house. They lived outside the metropolis, around fifteen minutes with the car, and enjoyed the fact that they didn't have to worry about all the noise and smog of the big city. Jora grew up at this place and many memories were connected with the small house; the time when she was playing with her friends in the garden, her dad teaching her how to ride a bicycle, her first kiss in front of the house when her first boyfriend brought her home. A smile always appeared when she was looking  at the old house that was quite antique for this time, but she

It was the early morning in one of the bigger metropolis of the Western European continent. The sun began to shine through the clouds and the darkness began to fade for a new day. In the middle of the gigantic city called “Hopetown” the first people began to get up and starting their days or just returned back home from a long night-shift, some parties or one of the many amusement-parts of the town. Cars began to fill the streets and the city awoke slowly, live began to fill the gray veins and it was time for most of the people to follow their daily routine. “Beeep-Beeep-Beep-Beep ….” and so did the alarm-cloc