renegadex

[Your shadow is alive.]

[Feed your shadow, devour souls, level up, gain skills, complete quests, and grow stronger.]

[Do you wish to view your current stats?]

In the magical world of Aetherus, Damon Grey is the weakest student at Aether Academy, relentlessly bullied and ridiculed for his lack of power and defiant personality. Yet, he endures the torment, clinging to his scholarship—the only thing providing him with the funds to keep his sick sister alive. 

After a brutal attack leaves him near death, Damon encounters a dark viscous entity in the forest that fuses with his shadow, awakening the Living Shadow System. This strange power grants him unimaginable abilities but comes with a grim cost—a relentless hunger for souls and flesh to feed his shadow. 

Now, with his shadow alive and insatiable, Damon faces a terrible choice: feed it to grow stronger or starve it and die with it. 

In a world ruled by ruthless nobles, deadly monsters, and power-hungry demons, Damon must decide if his newfound power is a curse or the only way to survive. With the Living Shadow System, his fate is clear: devour or be devoured.


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My Living Shadow System Devours To Make Me Stronger

Xander heaved, blood running down the side of his head as he sprinted through the forest, chased by a small group of redcap goblins. These goblins were as tall as adult men, with elongated limbs, sinewy muscles, and crimson skin. They wore their signature leather armor and pursued him with savage determination. However, what made things truly dangerous was the goblin mage hurling fireballs and debuff spells at him from behind.

Gritting his teeth, he dodged another incoming fireball.

He ran as fast as he could, using his spear and floating barriers of gravity magic to shield himself. The goblins, however, were faster, their magically enhanced limbs allowing them to leap with inhuman agility.

Xander dashed toward a familiar patch of shrubs. The moment he crossed it, he intentionally slowed down, skidding across the ground. To any observer, it would appear as though he had just tripped—but he knew better.

Chapter 236: New Mechanic