Sovereign of the Devouring Abyss
The world is governed by the System, an omnipotent force that dictates reality, bestowing power upon chosen individuals, granting them Classes, Paths, and Skills to combat the monstrous horrors that emerge from the Rifts. Hunters-humanity's champions-rise through the ranks, seeking glory, wealth, and dominion.
But what happens when the System itself rejects you?
Ronan Kessler, an orphan from the slums of Ashenford, had only one dream-to Awaken and become a Hunter, to rise above the filth and carve his name into history. But when his Awakening fails and the System deems him worthless, he is cast aside, doomed to a life of insignificance.
Yet, as he stands on the precipice of despair, something else calls to him. A voice from the abyss, a force older than the System itself. It offers him a choice: remain nothing, or embrace the forbidden.
Marked by the Devourer's Curse, Ronan is no longer bound by the System's laws. He does not level up. He does not gain normal skills. Instead, he devours his enemies, assimilating their essence, evolving into something beyond human.
But power comes at a price. The world fears him. Hunters seek to destroy him. And deep within the void, something watches, waiting for the day he opens the Forbidden Gate.
With the world against him and an eldritch hunger clawing at his soul, Ronan must decide:
Will he defy fate and forge his own path?
Or will he succumb to the abyss and become the very monster the world fears?
It's really good, I actually really liked what you did at the beginning of the novel explaining it perfectly keep up the good work and perhaps if you had any chance you could help me check my own novel and write a review on it, its name is void creation
Author’s Totally Unbiased Review of Sovereign of the Devouring Abyss “So what if the System rejects you? Just eat something stronger.” – Me, writing this masterpiece at 3 AM. This novel is about Ronan Kessler, a guy who was supposed to be weak but said, “Screw that, I’ll just devour my enemies instead.” Now he’s running around with abyssal powers, breaking reality, and making ancient beings question their life choices. It’s dark, it’s brutal, and it has one simple rule—if you can’t win, consume something that can. Would I recommend it? Yes. Would I fight Ronan in a 1v1? Absolutely not.