Izekiel

The Tower of Sins... A majestic Tower that appeared in the world just as the world had lost all hopes. 



Humanity was near extinction in the apocalypse brought forth by the appearance of Monsters in the once peaceful world. Their last hope... The mystical tower that had appeared out of nowhere became the shelter of humanity. 



The humans that took shelter in the tower were many; amongst them were a few that were selected by the Tower itself. These Humans were known as the Lord of Sins, who received abilities from the tower itself.




As for what abilities, no one knew... All people knew was that the abilities they received were related to the biggest sin they committed in life. They were all given one task... Climb the tower and reach the top to receive incredible strength and freedom. 



Only Lord of Sins and the people they selected were authorized to climb and go up, facing hardships. They were the gods of the Tower! The rest... They were left behind on Floor Zero. Amongst the humans left behind was Azekiel... A human who had never committed even a single sin in his life. Until...




A single sin can change a person's life. What happens when a good man commits a sin worthy of making him a Lord of Sin? 



The legend of Sins is about to unfold that can threaten reality itself, bringing forth many unimaginable secrets of the world!

Monarch of Gluttony: System of Sin

Azekiel turned to the old man as if looking at him in amusement that he wanted to offer an advice even now. 


"Fine. Go ahead. What advice?" he asked. 


"There are things that even gods can't change, let alone humans. As for you... You are none of the two. So if possible, forget everything again. You've already created enough trouble by making this mess. Just forget the past, an-"


"Forget the past and become a hermit like you?" Azekiel asked, seemingly amused. 


"If that's what you think I am, then yes. I want you to become a hermit as well. When you didn't know, it was better as things were quite normal.  But now that you... Even I can't see what will happen in the future." The old man looked at the beautiful pond before further continuing. "You see that pond?"


"Let me guess. You're about to give another one of your childish analogies?"


The man simply smiled in response. "Sometimes childish analogies make more sense. At times, even children can outsmart others."


186: Knowing