Sathoshi_Hachiman

[Authors Note: Thank you readers for spending your precious time to read this Novel. Your support is greatly appreciated. 

It is important to note that The Story takes a slow burn process as it slowly sets up the world and characters. Showing their pain and joy through words.

The Story approaches the Protogonist Journey from birth, leading upto the current events that Plague his Life.

And was designed to make the later parts of the Story more believable as readers can know how much Akamu struggled to reach that point.

Thank you]

The Midas of Records

The Strongest of the Strongest

The Everest of Strength

These are a few names that Grace the Walls and Billboards everywhere. 

But there's only one thing that runs in the Mind of our Protogonist when he sees all these

What does it mean to be strong ? 

Lifting More Weights ? 

Lifting up a broken human's spirits ?

How is Strength even measured ?

These are the questions that continue to haunt AKAMU a.k.a Strongman Midas, the Protagonist of the Story. 

Set in the Backdrop of Strongman Competitions, the story begins in the Village of Andisols. Home to the Keahi Volcano that erupted a few years ago. 

Akamu, a lifelong Anime and Manga Fan, especially influenced by Dragon Balls series. Called the Son of Keahi Volcano, he shares a Mysterious connection with it since his Birth. 

Follow along this wonderful and humorous Journey as he searches for his Vegeta and ChiChi in his quest to become The Strongest man who ever lived. 

But not everything is as Lighthearted as it seems, as Life soon shows its ugly side as he begins knowing what Burdens that comes with his dreams

Will he be able to carry them all, or collapse under the Pressure.

Is the Strongest Man Alive really that strong ?

Is the Strongest Man in the World really that strong ?

The Villagers were happy to finally get their due. The lands getting more than it's current value from The Food Samaritan.


The Valuation was already lowered from the damages from the Eruption, so getting more was an enticing deal for them.


Sweetened by the fact that Albert was finally selling his Fields. 


They felt a big burden coming off their chest. 


But they didn't realise a much bigger one was about to replace it, crushing them Entirely.


As the deal was being negotiated, A soft voice  slowly showed it's opposition. 


The Villagers looked where the voice came from.


Their eyes slowly panned a little lower, looking at the Kid that was defying the Adults Decision.


A confused and Concerned Albert asked Akamu, who was standing in opposition. 


Akamu's legs and hands shook in fear, facing the Village Elders. He knew the consequences of his actions, but he felt the need to step up to defend his home.


"Trying to ruin our life again are u ?"


And other unpleasant words like FREAK and CURSE were thrown at Akamu. 


Akamu fought back tears coming from the unsavoury words, balling up his fists.


"AND WHO DO U THINK U ARE TO DEFEND US HUH ???"


One of the Villagers raised his voice in Anger. 


Akamu hesitated. The Villagers laughed at it


*The Villagers made fun of him, laughing. Albert couldn't interfere, the Villagers voice louder than his*


Akamu had enough, putting his foot forward, roaring with pride and confidence as he said


Akamu's words went like Shockwaves, pushing away anything the Villagers could use to further hurt him. Silencing them completely. 


They turned the Villagers attention to the contract, asking Albert to sign the Sale deed.


Albert turned his back on Akamu with a heavy heart, about to sign the deed.


The Officials and the Villagers looked at Akamu.


"Looks like the Strongest man in the world isn't strong enough to stop his Grandfather"


"No one's strong enough to hold the future back. Let alone change it"


*The Villagers turned their attention to Albert, who was reading the terms of the deed, about to sign it.


He brought the pen to the paper, taking one last look at Keahi Volcano and the farmlands. Closing his eyes and shedding a tear before turning his back on them too.


Akamu watched helplessly. His Homeland about to disappear in a few minutes. Becoming a piece of land owned by the Industry*


Albert was about to sign, but his hand felt heavy. Not letting him.


The Villagers began murmuring, asking if he about to rob them of this opportunity again. 


Albert used his left hand to hold his right. About to force himself to sign the documents, but even that strength wasn't enough to overpower his uncertainty of the lands future.


And now coupled with his fear for the Future was a person whose part of it. 


Holding back Alberts hand, pulling it away from the Document.


Albert was making up his mind. They needed money more than an useless land. 


But Akamu was seeing something more than it.


Albert and the Villagers weren't just signing away a piece of land. It was their collective past, their ancestors history.


22. Tra(n)d(s)ision Part 2