TayLawJorg

Ten Years after the Descent to Earth of a Radical And All-Knowing System Called Arkadia, Life has changed in ways we could only surmise given we lived in a comic book. People with superpowers, Monsters, Heroes and Villains, Hell, there were even Other races coming out of the woodwork like Elves and such. Still, it wasn’t until The Extraterrestrials Invaded that things went from bad to worse. 

Yet, as if hope truly existed, 5000 of us Earthlings were given the opportunity to Head back into the past, only we didn’t know at the time there was a cost for doing so. By sending us back, the Descent Clock began, as Arkadia was pushed 10000 years into the Future, and it was up to us Returners to get things set back on course by changing the past to mold the Future.

And I, being a boogieman of a Villian in what I dubbed the Origin Timeline, have come up with thousands of potential ways to affect my new life, like stealing popular franchises to earn some long-term funds or….hunting down notorious Serial Kills and Solving long-standing Cold cases I had been curious about since I was a teenager.


**THIS IS A WORK OF FICTION; ANY CHARACTERS OR EVENTS THAT OCCUR ARE PURELY FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES**

Additional TAGS: #MultipleRegressors,#IntelligentMC

The Villain's RE:Life

Now, generally speaking, having the ability to put stat points into your PC may not seem like too big of a deal at face value, but in reality, it was a MASSIVE and Important option.

But not for the standard reasons you'd expect. At its core value, particle count was initially observed as a means to activate one's talent. From the perspective of gaming or fantasy culture, PC should be no different from, say, Mana points, or MP for short.

In nearly every video game, it was a basic stat that was used to show how many times you could fire off a skill or attack; however, there was a much deeper meaning than what we knew from games or novels.

The true nature of particle count is that it is an indicator of your body's particle content.

BEFORE YOU ATTACK, I know what you are thinking, "Taylor, isn't that just a recycled sentence? You're basically saying the same thing over and over."

The Downside of Returning