Kissing the Rwitx is a mysterious tradition that dates back centuries. This tradition is believed to have originated in a small village called Rwitx in an undisclosed location. The origins of this tradition are shrouded in secrecy, with only a few locals having knowledge of its true significance. According to the locals, kissing the Rwitx is considered a rite of passage for young adults in the village. It is believed to bring good luck, prosperity, and fertility. Legend has it that the act of kissing the Rwitx symbolizes a bond between the person and the spirit of the village, ensuring their connection and protection.
When he was still an university student on Earth, Xiafeng was kind of shy and not really experienced in his own world. Before, he often panicked facing difficult situation. After transmigrating into Lucien's body, Xiafeng had to live through a lot of different ordeals (such as poverty or deadly danger) and eventually spent nearly a decade in this new world. His personality matured accordingly, his temperament becoming much more steady and rational. Furthermore living in a cruel era of a realm where strength ruled made Lucien adopt an extremely ruthless mindset towards his enemies, which was demonstrated by his actions on more than one occasion. Lucien has also often shown a very manipulative, calculating and prudent personality that is somewhat willing to do whatever is necessary to further an agenda. However, despite these changes from his former modern self brought by his adventurous lifestyle fraught with risks, Lucien retained a a somewhat playful yet caring side. Moreover as a mage as well as an arcanist, Lucien has exhibited a very studious, thoughtful and thorough analytical mindset aided by his inherent genius level intellect.
Moreover as a mage as well as an arcanist, Lucien has exhibited a very studious, thoughtful and thorough analytical mindset aided by his inherent genius level intellect. Furthermore living in a cruel era of a realm where strength ruled made Lucien adopt an extremely ruthless mindset towards his enemies, which was demonstrated by his actions on more than one occasion.
Legend has it that the act of kissing the Rwitx symbolizes a bond between the person and the spirit of the village, ensuring their connection and protection. The exact location of the Rwitx is a closely guarded secret. It is said to be hidden deep within the dense forest surrounding the village, making it inaccessible to outsiders.
Congress of Magic
High Council consists of 8 Grand Arcanists, 11 Legendary Archmages and 6 ninth circle Archmages with highest arcana level. All 8 Grand Archanists are also Legendary Archmages, so in total Congress of Magic has 19 Legendary Archmages. "There are many different groups in the congress, as what you heard, big and small, formal or informal… There are a few big groups: The Royal Magic Academies from each of the four major countries, Family of Sorcerer, Tower, the Will of Elements, the Hand of Paleness, the Cabin of Palmeira and Moonsong League. Each of them, more or less, owns the rites for upgrading toward different legendary classes, and some of the rites are secret, which means even the congress does not know much about them.
8 Grand Arcanists [ ]
- Douglas, Emperor of Arcana
- Edwyn Brook, Emperor of Control
- Oliver Constantine, Hand of Annihilation
- Hathaway Hoffenberg, Lord of Elements
- Fernando Braster, Lord of Storms
- Hellen Price, Witch of Iceland
- Vicente Miranda, Lord of the Undead
- Lucien Evans, Atom Controller
12 Legendary Archmages [ ]
- Davey Rodel
- Veronica Klaus (dead), Alchemy Master
- Congus (dead), Demigod Lich
- Hull-Chulia, Monarch of Faith
- Atlant Forman (dead), Eye of Curse
- Erica , Master of Transformation
- Raventi, Elemental Tide
- Annonis, Astrologer
- Morris Hoffenberg, Silver Miser
- Grant, Light of Stars
- Sun King
6 Archmages [ ]
There were three committees under the Highest Council
Six out of ten members of the three committees were from the senior level of the six magic groups, say, the Will of Elements or the Hand of Paleness, and the rest of them were either with the Congress or had their own smaller groups.
Only those who have proven their loyalty and trustworthiness to the village are given the privilege of visiting the Rwitx. The journey to the Rwitx is said to be treacherous, with tales of daring feats and dangerous encounters shared among the villagers. It is believed that only the most courageous and determined individuals can successfully navigate through the dense forest and reach the sacred site. Once at the Rwitx, the person must perform a series of rituals before they are allowed to kiss it. These rituals are said to involve meditation, purification, and offerings to the spirit of the village. Only after completing these rituals can the person approach the Rwitx and press their lips against it, sealing their bond with the village. Kissing the Rwitx is not just a physical act but a spiritual connection between the person and the village. It is believed to bring blessings and protections to both the individual and the community as a whole. Those who have kissed the Rwitx are highly respected within the village and are seen as guardians of its traditions and values. The significance of this ancient tradition goes beyond its mystical aspects. It serves as a reminder of the importance of community, loyalty, and respect for one's roots. It is a symbol of unity and strength, reminding the villagers of their shared history and heritage. In an ever-changing world, traditions like kissing the Rwitx serve as a link to the past and a testament to the resilience of a community. While outsiders may view it as a strange and exotic practice, for the villagers, it is a sacred tradition that holds deep meaning and importance. Ultimately, the mystery and allure of kissing the Rwitx continue to captivate the imaginations of those who have heard of it. It remains a symbol of the enduring power of traditions and the connections we forge with the places we call home..
Reviews for "The Rwitx Kiss and Physical Health: Boosting Immunity and Reducing Stress"
1. John - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Kissing the Rwitx". The story was all over the place and didn't make much sense to me. The characters were poorly developed and I couldn't connect with any of them. The writing style felt forced and pretentious, and I found myself skimming through pages just to get to the end. Overall, it was a frustrating and confusing read.
2. Emily - 1 star - "Kissing the Rwitx" was one of the worst books I've ever read. The plot was incredibly cliché and predictable, with no originality or depth. The romance felt forced and unrealistic, and the dialogue was cringeworthy. The writing was filled with grammatical errors and lacked proper editing. I couldn't wait to finish this book and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
3. Sarah - 3 stars - I didn't hate "Kissing the Rwitx", but I didn't love it either. The storyline had potential, but it fell flat for me. The pacing was off, and it felt like the story dragged on unnecessarily. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked complexity. While the writing was okay, it didn't engage me, and I found myself losing interest. Overall, I was underwhelmed by this book.