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The world was at the brink of collapse. 

Humanity’s desperate battle against the Harbingers, monstrous alien invaders from another world, had raged for years, leaving cities in ruin and hope at an all-time low. 

Amid the chaos, Noah Eclipse, an eighteen year old with no past and no purpose, struggled to survive each day.

Noah being a First-Generation Talent, with a common, unremarkable ability that never stood a chance against the Harbingers, had spent years labeled a loser all while fighting to keep his head above water in a world that seemed to have forgotten him.

But as fate would have it, everything changed one day when he was fighting for his life and at the verge of dying.

[Congratulations, you have awakened an SSS RANKED Talent : Void Summoning]


[Congratulations you have unlocked one item : Eclipse blade!!]

[Congratulations : You have unlocked a new skill; Void Blink] 

He was reborn, and for the first time, he was no longer weak nor helpless.

Now with all the creatures and the power of the void in his palms, he would bring an end to the apocalypse!



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Re-Awakened :I Ascend as an SSS-Ranked Dragon Summoner

The screen showed gameplay footage from Elder Genes, the VR game he'd played that afternoon. But this wasn't ordinary gameplay. The clips showed his character performing techniques that should have been impossible within the game's mechanics—techniques that looked suspiciously like the void he used in real life.

Noah remembered the moment clearly. It had felt amazing at the time. Liberating. Now it looked like a colossal mistake.

"Is this you?" Kelvin asked, his voice rising with excitement. "Did you seriously pull off these moves in Elder Genes?"

Noah swallowed hard. "I... might have found some exploit in the system."

Kelvin's eyes widened to almost comical proportions. "An exploit? Noah, these moves aren't just exploits. The gaming forums are calling it a complete revolution of the combat system. Nobody's ever seen anything like it."

'Because it shouldn't be possible without my system,' Noah thought grimly.

I accept...