With Magic for Life. Book 1. Meeting of the Teacher and the Slave

By Elena Kryuchkova

Alisha was the most ordinary teacher in the school. But, one day, having died due to a joke of her students, she falls into the World of Spirits. Where becomes... Minor deity and employee of the Divine Department in the department of the god Hermes!
Alisha will have many adventures and missions to prevent catastrophes in different worlds and on different planets. In one of the missions, Alisha goes to the World of Cronus in order to collect information about the mysterious the ‘Chosen Ruler’ Sect. She doesn't know how it will end yet...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Elena Kryuchkova
• Release date: Jan 4, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215801093

Elena Kryuchkova

Elena Kryuchkova started her creative path in 2012. She writes in different genres, such as: esotericism, fantasy, Slavic fantasy, sci-fi, dystopia, post-apocalyptic and others. Has several graphic works. A number of her novels were co-authored with Olga Kryuchkova.She is inspired by various fantasy and science fiction.Loves cats and draws.

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With Magic for Life

Book 1. Meeting of the Teacher

and the Slave

Elena Kryuchkova

With Magic for Life. Book 1. Meeting of the Teacher and the Slave

Written By Elena Kryuchkova

Copyright © 2022 Elena Kryuchkova

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Cover Design © 2022 Elena Kryuchkova

Elena Kryuchkova

With Magic for Life

Book 1. Meeting of the Teacher and the Slave

Chapter 1. Meeting of the Teacher and the Slave

Chapter 2. The Story of Alisha and the God of Cunning Hermes.

Chapter 3. The Blackmailer Teacher, the Secret of the Teacher of History, the Unicorn-Girl, and the Disappearance of the Goddess Eos

Book 1. Meeting of the Teacher and the Slave

This story is fiction and fantasy. And any similarity to real people or events are coincidental.

This story is completely fiction.

Chapter 1. Meeting of the Teacher and the Slave

World of Cronus, Kingdom of Akaria, 712 Age of the Sea

In the World of Cronus, on the planet Cronus, the Kingdom of Akaria was located. It is located on the Central Mainland between the western Kingdom of Victorianica and the eastern Ainika Empire. Located between two countries with amazingly rich cultures, Akaria has absorbed their peculiarities, and now represents a mixture of styles.

Also, Akaria had access to two seas at once. The kingdom occupied an advantageous strategic position, many trade routes intersected in it. Traders from different parts of the world arrived in Akaria by sea and land. Everywhere could buy various goods: fabrics, spices, decor items, jewelry, magical artifacts.

The mixing of the cultures of the West and the East gave birth to Akaria's amazing own style. And along the streets of various cities of Akaria, residential, trade and economic buildings, and administrative buildings towered.

The mixing of styles was reflected in the preferences in clothes of the inhabitants of Akaria: they followed the fashion trends of Victorianica, Ainika and other countries. And at the same time, they created their own unique things, with interesting styles and patterns.

The capital of the Kingdom of Akaria was the city of Kanna, facing the sea of Ilma. It was a picturesque place that also combines a mixture of cultures. Mixed-style buildings towered along the streets. Ships from different parts of the world came to the port of Kanna. Trade flourished. People from different countries and parts of the world communicated with each other.

The royal palace towered in the center of the city. In ancient times, it was built of wood. Once every few centuries, rulers from different dynasties rebuilt the palace at their discretion. Several times the wooden palace suffered from fires (sometimes, the summer in Akaria was very hot and dry, and the fire was merciless).

But three hundred years ago, one of the kings of the Twilight Dynasty, which had ruled the country for seven hundred years, decided to put an end to this. And after one of the summer fires (albeit not very strong), he gave the order to rebuild the palace of stone.

Thus, in the center of Akaria, a beautiful palace of gray-purple rare stone, which lies in the family domain of the Twilight Dynasty, gradually began to be built.

The construction of the stone palace was not completed under the King, who started this enterprise. But the construction was successfully completed by his daughter, who became Queen (in Akaria, a woman could inherit the throne).

And so, a beautiful palace of gray-lilac stone towered in Kanna for three hundred years. Its appearance represented an amazing combination of styles, and its beauty was striking.

Recently, the city of Kanna, like the rest of the World of Cronus, has been rapidly changing. Scientists have discovered electricity. And safe electric lamps have replaced gas and magic lanterns. The telephone was invented: it became so convenient to contact those who live far away! True, the telephone was still expensive, but having saved up money, a middle-class citizen could buy it. Radio and gramophone records won the hearts of people (they were also not cheap, although within reason). And trains powered by magical steam engines made it possible to move quickly and comfortably between cities...

... A new day was beginning in the Kingdom of Akaria. The Thirteenth School Teacher of Literature was returning home from work. She was about twenty-five years old. And she was a girl of average height, neither skinny nor fat, with dark shoulder-length hair and dark eyes. Someone would find her beautiful, and some would not. In a word, the most ordinary girl.

Her name was Alisha. But in Akaria, as indeed in Victorianica, Ainika and many other countries of the World of Cronus, there was one custom: not to call a person by real name. Only close relatives called each other by name, and then when they were at home.

In ancient times, it was believed that knowing the real name gives magical power over a person. Of course, magic has long been studied and ordered, like any other science. And all educated people understood that knowing the name does not give any power. But the old custom still existed.

Therefore, people called each other by occupation or origin. For example: The Twilight King, The Twilight Princess, Captain of the Royal Guards, West Market Fishmonger, or Thirteenth School Teacher of Literature. However, nicknames by occupation were often shortened. And the students simply called Alisha: ‘Teacher of Literature’.

However, in the personal documents, the person's real name was still listed. But it was