Uragos

Author's note: There are bloody scenes, brutality and torture in the story. There are also mysteries that will gradually be revealed for mystery lovers. I warn in advance that those with weak hearts may tremble after reading it.

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In my childhood, I grew up enduring hardships thanks to the love of my stepfather. No one in my clan liked me. To them, I was nothing but useless garbage.

At that time, I thought my sufferings were too great. Now that I think about it, those troubles were actually as insignificant as a grain of sand in a huge desert. It was thanks to the events that began with my learning that I was a Chosen after I left my clan. 

Who had chosen me? What did it mean to be chosen? What was I chosen for? I didn't know that back then. All I knew was the existence of the book in my soul, which taught me more about it as I got stronger and there were other chosen ones besides me. If I could go back in time, would I do the things I did again? Would I be naive enough to make that bloody decision again? Could I have guessed that the truth was so cruel?
    
    In a world full of mysteries where the law of the jungle reigns, the great and colossal journey of someone who people wouldn't even call garbage.

Cycle Of Nirvana

Perses, the executioner, slowly raised his right hand after speaking and, after opening his palm facing upwards, pulled his four fingers backwards several times and loosened them, signaling to the Asil to come. Since he was in the fourth level of the elementary profound realm, he trusted himself very much and he fully believed that he could defeat this young man who was only in the first level of the elementary profound realm without using any weapon.


After the incitement of Perses the Executioner, a frustrated expression appeared on the Asil's face, and he proceeded with his twin sword to prove himself in the direction that the executioner Perses was. His progress was exactly what Perses the Executioner wanted. He actually thought that this kind of incitement was too simple to work even if it was a competing teenager, but this simple provocation worked unexpectedly.


Perses the Executioner (3)