ItsHashi

"I will become a Transcendent whatever the cost!"

That was Elias's oath to himself and the world when his mother was murdered before his eyes.

To become Transcendent meant to transcend human limitations. To become a being in another realm and have the power, knowledge and sight of everything that surrounds him.

An ideal that proves useless when he finds himself residing on planet Earth, a peaceful and magic-less world... at least that's what he thought.

Here, too, he was able to use magic, and because of this, the people around him began to awaken, leading to one consequence after another.

In sheer ignorance of this world and having lost a certain person, he soon finds himself adventuring on Earth as well, be it to save a life or to return home. 

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"Heir of Power?" Quietly, a boy murmured the name of the novel as he picked it up from a bookshelf. At that moment, history began to move forward again.

Follow the journey of the Irregular that can use time and space-defying powers ever since he was twelve years old!

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Absolute Transcendent: Dimension Traverse

"Valen?" I called out his name in a rough voice.

"Haha, as perceptive as ever." He smiled.

"But how…? How could such a thing happen?" I thought out loud.

My party members were just as shocked.

"So, which floor is this?" Valen asked while keeping that jolly smile on his face.

"Oh, so you know that we're inside the dungeon, yeah, it's obvious you would..." I trailed off.

I had different thoughts as to why this type of reincarnation has happened. He died, and I was there, spectating when his head was severed. The gushing blood is still as vivid as ever whenever I think back to that moment.

I speculated that the dungeon may have tinkered with his memories, and made him think that this is the real, outside world while also maintaining some of his memories.

"We shouldn't stay here too long, put over your cape and let's get back in, I have a place to stay in."

"Okay, I am grateful for everything."

Second Meeting, III