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Bagwis Batumbangkaw, fourth son of a prestigious clan, was supposed to lead a life of luxury—except for one tiny problem: he didn’t inherit the family’s magical bloodline. After being kicked out and dying a thoroughly unimpressive death, he somehow gets a second chance at life, and this time, he’s got a plan. 

Step one: trick people into thinking he's a noble, righteous adventurer. 

Step two: assemble a band of misfits dumb enough to follow him.

Step three: take over the world—or at least a few dungeons and a tavern or two.

Armed with sarcasm, cunning, and a whole lot of bad luck, Bagwis is determined to rise to power. He just has to make sure no one finds out he's scheming behind that innocent smile or that he’s woefully underqualified for well.............everything.

The Abandoned Son Becomes A Guild Master

Power is ranked based on both the strength of one's Mana Core and the complexity of the abilities they wield. Here's a structured tier system that applies to adventurers, nobles, and other magic-users.

Kimalayan (Novice)

Novice individuals are referred as Kimalayan. They are people who are just beginning to unlock their mana potential. They can perform minor feats such as producing flames, healing small wounds, or summoning a weak familiar. Most commoners with no noble heritage remain at this level unless they find a way to awaken greater power (like artifacts).

Adept individuals are referred to as a Haraya's, and adventurers and minor nobility usually fall into this category. Their abilities are more advanced, allowing them to manipulate elements for combat or perform mid-level healing spells. These individuals may lead small guilds or play minor roles in noble families.

Individuals within this rank are called Mithi . This rank is reserved for elite adventurers, noble champions, and guild leaders. At this level, magic users can create larger-scale spells, such as summoning powerful creatures, altering the weather, or moving large objects with telekinesis. Masters are rare outside of noble bloodlines.

Habagat (Archmage/Archknight)

The highest-ranking mana users, called Habagat, most of whom are nobility or have delved deep into the towers. They have godlike power, able to stop time for brief moments, summon storms, or even manipulate life and death. It is said that only those who have completed multiple towers and absorbed their secrets can reach this level.

Amihan (Transcendent)

This is a mythical rank, often discussed only in legends and are referred to as Amihan. Those who attain it are believed to transcend the mortal plane and commune with the gods. It is said that such beings are capable of rewriting reality itself but doing so risks losing their humanity.

Highest level that is still unreached and unknown. Rumors states that this unknown rank can make your strength stand toe to toe to that of a god.

Power Ranks