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Layland Kleinhaus (17) suffers from hypogonadism that makes him less "manly" on top of having a girly face. He is bullied because of it, but he always remains strong ... At least, until he can't bear the betrayals and sufferings anymore.

Filled with rage, indignation, and the lust for blood, he decided to end the life of his tormentors along with the bystanders before taking his own life.

Alas, in the middle of his deed, a mysterious being intervenes the act by summoning him and the rest of the bastards he is killing to another world. He curses his bad luck for not being able to fulfill his revenge because of it, but much to his surprise, there is something much better than having his revenge waiting for him.

"Layland... Be a Demon King."

Thus, his journey of becoming the unparalleled Demon King begins.

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Those who know me are already in the know of my "condition"—minor dyslexia. So, if you find any misspell or 'wtf does this even mean' words, I hope you can pardon me from the insult, and notify me instead.

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Disclaimer:

The picture in the cover is originally titled "Final Judgement," which is posted on DeviantArt by CREADFECTUS.

On The Other Side: I Quit Being Human

A few hours after receiving Antares as his prize, Layland found himself at the southernmost part of the Castle's complex. It was one of the sacred places in the complex, yet the most unpopular one due to the Cursed Creation's nature. It was the Resting Crown Jewel Graveyard. The place where every splendid Warrior who fell on the battlefield was buried.

Looking at the gravestone before him, Layland smiled funnily. Kruff didn't leave anything behind to bury. Ilschevar didn't even have any plan to give Kruff a grave because of that. Although saying he fought for the symbolic grave would be an exaggeration, he did need to argue slightly with the Demon King to get it.

If Kruff were there, he was sure he would smack him in the back and laugh while asking why he cared about such superficial stuff. After all, an empty grave meant no more than the memory the fallen left behind.

Taking A Step Forward (3)