SlightlySane

Octavius, misled by friends, embarks on a quest to clear his father's name, ultimately facing a tragic end with his sister.
Their journey results in devastating loss, leaving him powerless and yearning for revenge against those who harmed his family. 

Spirits offer him a chance to reincarnate, but he refuses, saying;
 “What’s the point of a new life if I keep running from my problems”


The entities are taken aback by his unwavering decision, having never encountered a spirit who refuses to escape their troubled past. They warn him about the evil being that now resides in his old body, but that only motivates him. He believed In the saying - to defeat a monster, you have to be twice as monstrous.


Embracing his fate as The Phantom's Gambit, they traverse the shadowy path of retribution, their identities blur, secrets unravel, and the line between savior and monster fades.

This is a tale of darkness and redemption, where justice is a blade, and revenge is the only way forward.

The Phantom’s Gambit

It's astonishing how much can happen in such a short time. I've been consistent in a few areas, and it's remarkable how much change has occurred as a result.

I'm now confident that if someone asks me how my day went, I can provide a detailed account instead of my usual vague response of 'Good' or 'I don't know'.

I still don't like cooking, though.

It's worth noting that negativity is a powerful and insidious force. It's astonishing how a small amount of negative emotion can undermine all your hard work and progress. I once read that negativity is the rawest form of emotion, but initially, I didn't grasp what that meant. I couldn't logically argue against it, and my attempts to debate it would end in weak statements like: Negativity only appears as the raw or true form because positivity is underrated.

Pawn 2