Filled with peace, days passed by like any other. Until suddenly, monsters taking the shapes of carnivorous Mutant animals and chimera hybrids appeared, raiding every human settlement on their sight. News about their sightings spread fast, alerting the people, tightening their defenses as much as they could. Those with weak security was mercilessly devoured by the said monsters, destroying most of humankind. One day, as if in response to these crises and terror, children across the globe with supernatural abilities were born. People risked and gambled their lives in order to nurture these children with special abilities. Several years later, humanity began its counter-attack against the Oblivoiids. Peace began to return slowly, with people, honing their technology and weaponry with the remains of the slain monsters. This story focuses on the daily lives of the students of Royal Chaos Academy, a school that trains students capable of bringing back the peace that was once lost along with the Academy's other face, the Royal Phantoms, an organization solely dedicated to eliminating those that threatens peace, not just Oblivoids.

Royal Phantoms

"By the way, were you helping out in replicating some of Dright's Zeds again?" Raven asked Kira, who was chowing down on a sandwich with his pinky raised and his elbow resting atop his seat's backrest. 


Because of Kira's unique Zed, he can replicate any ordinary Zed but with reduced output. He would usually help with the smiths and engineering department by duplicating a Zed with his unique Zed. The engineers would then analyze and study its structure, then attempt to recreate it and adjust the compatibility requirement to allow more people to use it. 


After finishing his meal, Kira returned to the smiths as he waved goodbye to the three. 


"… what a weird guy…." Rheyya mumbled the moment Kira had some distance away from them. 


Meanwhile, Lia enjoyed gulping down her milk while two of her unique zed cubes circled Raven and Rheyya. The other was lying by Lia's lap. 


Theory and Hesitation