Excelsior_x

A martyr is someone that suffers persecution and death for advocating, renouncing, or refusing to renounce or advocate, a belief or cause as demanded by an external party while just like in Schrödinger's cat experiment, a person can also be considered alive and dead at the same time. 
This was the case for Nolamine's father. A tragedy that fell on him and one that Nolamine would learn about one faithful stormy night after meeting a witch. 
He is told that the only way to liberate his father is to travel to another world unseen by the human eye and kill his own father so he could go to the after life, something only he could do.
Or though he is South Korean, he finds out that he is from somewhere else and that in itself makes him question who he is. Join him as he finds the truth about his family, discovers a new world, fights mystical creatures, beasts, demons, witches, wizards and warriors from this world and the other as he travels between worlds while possessing the ability to wield one of the rarest wands in history, a wand that devourers other wands. Considered weak by all, but holds a secrete of its own. 
Find out how a boy become 'The Devourer of Worlds'.

Martyr The Devourer Of Wands

Orignal sat in his castle, holding a wine glass, but could not drink the contents inside as he could not let go of the test of Nolamine's blood.

He called for his servant and as always, he appeared from the shadows.

He said as he slightly bowed his head.

"Keep an eye on the kid sis was talking about. I went and saw him and drank his blood. Everything about him checks out, but I just have this unwavering feeling that something is not right with him."

He said as he looked at what was in his wine glass and then put it on the table in front of him.

"As long as you have tested his blood, there is no reason to worry. Blood does not lie after all. I shall do as you say, my lord. Did you get a bite of him?"

Grimori asked, curious. By asking and commenting, he was not overstepping as he was also his advisor and Orignal trusted him as he had served his father well.

A strange test