MC_Scribe

When we think of reincarnation, we often imagine new worlds, magic, dragons, and adventures. But what if you were reincarnated into another world, in a body that couldn’t walk or talk?

- “What the… I can’t walk or talk? Seriously?”

Most people would panic in such a situation, or even consider ending their lives in the hope of a better reincarnation. But Kai remains calm.

- “Well, whatever, this body is mine now.”

As he explores this new world, meets new people, and builds a family, he gradually begins to settle in. But life is never peaceful. Kai finds himself embroiled in a series of incidents, from rampaging calamity-class monsters to kidnappings. He even gets engaged to a princess who can’t stand to be near him. As if that wasn’t enough, he has a host of people after him - some want to kill him, others want to save him.

Will he be able to survive in this new world despite his disability? Can he distinguish friend from foe? Only time will tell.

All-Star: Master of All

I trust this letter finds you in good health. I pen these words with a heavy heart, burdened by the weight of the news I must share. I have a son, Kai, who has been living under my care, but he is not of my blood.

Seventeen years ago, on a day that started like any other, my husband and I were startled by the sound of a baby's cry echoing from the forest behind our house. We followed the sound and found a newborn child, injured and bleeding, lying in a basket. The sight of his tiny form, so vulnerable and alone, stirred a protective instinct within us.

Nearby, we discovered the corpse of a demon. The presence of such a creature so close to the child filled us with dread. My husband searched the area for any other threats while I tended to the child's wounds. Despite our efforts, the child remained unconscious for three days. During those sleepless nights, we were tormented by questions. Why was a demon near a child? Who could have left him there?

On the third day, news reached us about the kidnapping of your child. We had considered the possibility that the child we found could be yours, but we weren't certain until I examined a pendant that was with the child. Carved on the back of the pendant was the symbol of your household.

The realization filled us with joy, but also fear. We had heard about the attack on the empire by the demon army and the devastation it caused. We feared for the child's safety. After much thought, we made a decision that would change our lives forever. We decided to raise him as our own, not for any reward, but to keep him safe from those who might harm him.

As you read this letter, I implore you to go to our village and take care of him. He is alone now. His injuries from childhood have left him unable to walk or talk. The thought of his life, so full of challenges, brings a lump to my throat and a sting to my eyes.

We seek not your forgiveness, but your understanding. Please give him the love and care he deserves.

As the Archduchess read the letter, tears formed in her eyes. Silence befalls as she cried silently. The Archduke came up, comforting her. "Let's go." He said, when she looked at him. "Let's bring our son back home…"

The Archduchess nodded, while she sobbed. The Archduke looked towards the butler, "Ainz, prepare our carriage. We are going to Willowshade, now!" He had a serious look on his face, with mixed emotions to which the butler replied, "Yes, my lord."

Chapter 14: The Other Side of The Truth