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Dawn of Tomorrow – Abstract (Pitch Style)
Ethan Cross was just another overworked software engineer until the day he died and awoke in a world unlike any other. Reborn as Kaelen Varros, a disgraced noble in a realm where mysticism collides with bio-technology, Ethan finds himself hunted, powerless, and alone. But within his mind lies a hidden System adaptive, evolving, and possibly sentient.
 
As Ethan fights to survive, he discovers a world shaped by cosmic beasts and interstellar forces. Power is measured not in gold but in beast cores and the ability to wield ancient and alien might. With each battle, Ethan grows stronger and smarter, rewriting the rules of this world with the knowledge of his own.
Joined by Aelira, a warrior with secrets of her own, Ethan navigates betrayal, shifting alliances, and a rising war that may decide the fate of not just nations but reality itself. For Ethan did not arrive by accident—he was chosen. But why?
In a world where legends are carved from blood and data, Dawn of Tomorrow is a story of rebirth, power, and the relentless drive to rise no matter the cost.

Dawn of Tomorrow

The System is an enigmatic, semi-sentient construct that interfaces with the minds of select individuals, offering them access to a structured path of growth, knowledge, and power. Believed to be a remnant of an ancient civilization—or perhaps a gift from a cosmic force—the System adapts to its user's psyche, background, and potential, shaping itself to provide personalized paths of advancement.

Though its full origin remains unknown, fragments recovered from void-ravaged ruins suggest the System predates modern civilization and may be tied to the rise and fall of multiple eras. Whether it is technology, divine architecture, or a fusion of both remains one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in the world.

The System presents itself as an internal interface, visible only to the user. It includes features such as:

Status Interface: Displays vital stats (Strength, Agility, Intellect, Will, etc.), health, energy, and conditions.

Skill Tree: A branching set of abilities that unlock through experience, challenge, or synthesis.

Inventory: A sub-dimensional space for storing items.

Scan/Analyze: Allows examination of objects, creatures, or people limited by level and perception.

Quests/Objectives: Dynamic goals with rewards; some System-generated, others context-sensitive.

Evolution Events: System-triggered upgrades or changes based on major milestones.

System Evolution & Levels

Users progress through tiers of power known as "Ascension Stages," which correspond to evolutionary thresholds within the System. At each stage, the System may unlock new functions or alter its interface.

Initiate (System Awakening)

Adapted User (First-tier evolution)

Integrated (System and user achieve harmony)

Overclocked (High-risk, high-power state)

Echo-Bound (Connected to greater world systems or relics)

Singular (Potentially unique systems or custom evolutions)

System evolution is often triggered by extreme stress, high-stakes combat, significant insight, or exposure to ancient technology or Origin-tier beast essence.

While most System users share common functions, rare individuals exhibit unique sub-systems, mutations, or deviations. These are sometimes called:

Fractured Systems: Incomplete or damaged Systems

Cursed Systems: Systems that extract something in return—time, life, memory

Mythic Interfaces: Believed to be linked directly to the Origin-tier or ancient god-machines

Theories of Origin

There are three leading schools of thought regarding the System's creation:

The Architect Hypothesis: An advanced interstellar civilization created the System to preserve knowledge and evolution beyond extinction.

The Divine Convergence Theory: The System is a manifestation of cosmic will born from the convergence of mystic ley-lines and quantum thought.

The Parasite Protocol: A darker theory claiming the System is a sentient algorithm slowly consuming its users to evolve itself.

No theory has been confirmed. All, however, agree that the System is more than a tool it is a force, perhaps even a character in the grand story of the world.

THE SYSTEM