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In a future timeline, the earth was visited by a species known as the Slarkovs. 
Having lost their home planet and in search of a new one, the Earth was the next habitable planet for them.

Humans and Slarkovs made a deal with each other in return for the Slarkovs living on Earth. 

The Slarkovs traded their technology and knowledge for a new home.
They were similar to humans except for some of them who had slight differences, so fitting into society wasn't a problem. 

Over the years, Slarkovs and humans began to mate with one another and reproduce offspring. 
This, in turn, created new species known as the mixedblood.

Centuries later, mixedbloods could tap into their bloodline and perform unimaginable feats. 

Gustav was born into an age where bloodline determines everything and struggles to fit in with a useless bloodline.
His bloodline only grants him the ability to change his hair colour, destroying his hopes and dreams for a great future.

His fate is turned around when an unexpected situation leads to him finding a system that grants him the power to unlock and upgrade bloodlines by completing quests, but he's baffled by two quests with a five-year deadline. Success will grant him unimaginable rewards...
But only one thing awaits him if he fails... Death! 

Follow Gustav on his interesting journey filled with unprecedented adventures, danger, and death, maybe?


PS: The MC's character growth happens more than once in this story. 




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The Bloodline System

Oceana stepped between them, her voice like a calming tide. "Both of you, enough. We are meant to work in harmony, not tear each other apart. The seas connect all worlds, and it is through unity that we sustain life."

Verdantus nodded in agreement, his eyes glowing with the light of understanding. "Oceana is right. Our domains are interconnected. The growth of life depends on the balance of fire, water, and stars. We must find common ground."

Despite their occasional agreements, the deities' egos and differences often led to fierce conflicts.

One deity was always feeling as though another had stepped out of place and interfered with his domain and this usually resulted in fights since they were usually too egoistical to settle things amicably.

Compassion For The Mortals