Hail_The_loli

Renji, a devoted player of a post-apocalyptic game, had numerous exes who were all fictional characters within the game. As a firm believer in strength, Renji would strip useless characters of their equipment and resources, relegating them to the background as caretakers while giving the best to new, powerful characters. He insisted this was temporary, all for the sake of advancing in the game and saving the precarious post-apocalyptic world.
However, these "fictional characters" didn't seem to agree with Renji's perspective. When Renji, with his emphasis on strength and meticulous planning, fulfilled his mission as the "savior" by putting an end to the source of Tainted Miasma in the wasteland and becoming the first to achieve a "perfect clearance," he unexpectedly found himself transported to the game's second stage. Renji had thought he would soar directly into a carefree life, but he soon realized that things were not quite as he had imagined.

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The important characters he encounters, their illustrations will be posted in Characters Chapter 00.

Fallen Chronicles

Renji had always been a man of action. From the moment he arrived at the Ancient Wolf clan, he had a faint sense that there was hidden impurity lurking in the depths here. This impurity was like a radar for detecting tainted miasma, a power that came with being the "main character."

This feeling became even more pronounced as the High Priestess danced on the stage, spreading impurity and sending the demi-humans below into a fanatical frenzy. When the High Priestess shed blood to weaken the curse for the demi-humans, Renji was certain that the High Priestess and the deep-seated impurity he sensed were of the same origin.

So, the entire plan had been set up from the very beginning by Renji. This included his decision to use a tone of 'unfamiliarity' and 'doubt' when he blatantly asked the question, -"Who are you?"- – a question that could undoubtedly cause significant harm.

Chapter 154: The Altar, the Pool, and the Elves