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The Goblin Who Devoured Fate – Synopsis
Leon was just another ordinary man—until his untimely death led to an unexpected reincarnation as a weak, nameless goblin at the bottom of the food chain. In a world ruled by monsters, warlords, and ancient powers, survival is a cruel game where the weak are destined to perish.

But fate has other plans. Gifted with the Devourer’s Mark and a mysterious System Interface, Leon gains the power to absorb the strength, skills, and memories of those he defeats. His system grants him the ability to see detailed stats, weaknesses, and hidden information about others—knowledge that no one else possesses.

With every battle, he evolves—growing stronger, smarter, and more dangerous than any goblin before him. As he carves his path through blood and chaos, he attracts allies, enemies, and powerful women drawn to his unstoppable rise. A cold and deadly elf assassin, a fierce dragon-kin warrior, and a cunning demon princess—all with their own ambitions, yet bound to his destiny.

Hunted by gods, feared by kings, and envied by monsters, Leon must decide: will he become a ruler of his own fate, or will his hunger for power consume him?

The Goblin Who Devoured Fate

The Hobgoblin Captain staggered, his breath ragged, confusion flickering in his eyes.

I clenched my fist, feeling the raw power thrumming beneath my skin. My muscles felt denser, stronger. My senses were sharper.

For the first time, I wasn't just reacting. I was hunting.

The Captain gritted his teeth. "What the hell… did you do to me?"

I took a step forward. He flinched.

A Hobgoblin—flinching from a goblin runt.

I grinned. "You don't look so confident now."

[Skill: Devourer's Grasp Activated]

[Temporary Power Absorption: +10% Strength, +5% Agility]

But in a fight between two near-equal opponents?

It was the difference between life and death.

The Captain snarled and lunged forward, swinging his massive sword in a deadly arc.

I sidestepped at the last second—

His blade smashed into the cavern floor, sending cracks through the stone.

I dashed forward, slamming my knee into his exposed gut.

I followed up with a spinning kick to his jaw, sending him reeling backward.

He stumbled, barely keeping his balance.

His breathing was heavy. His movements sluggish.

Rhia had recovered by now, wiping the blood from her lip. "Leon," she called out, voice sharp. "End him."

The Captain roared and charged at me one last time, desperation in his eyes.

I ducked under his swing and grabbed his wrist—

Then, using his own momentum, I twisted, flipping him over my shoulder.

His massive body crashed into the stone floor.

Before he could recover, I placed my foot on his chest and pressed down.

He gasped, struggling, but I could feel it—

The realization that he was going to die.

"P-Please," he choked out, his arrogance shattered. "Mercy—"

A strange silence filled the cavern.

The last remaining goblin—a wounded archer—dropped his bow and ran.

I was still breathing hard, feeling the raw power of my new ability settle into me.

I had just killed my first true monster.

Rhia approached, her silver eyes scanning me warily. "That power… That wasn't normal, Leon."

I glanced at my hand—the same hand that had stolen the Captain's strength.

And for the first time, I wasn't sure if that was a good thing.

Chapter 31: Devour and Conquer