MysticMosaic

Harrison was just an ordinary guy, until he wasn’t. Reborn in a world teeming with magic, knights, and ancient rivalries, he wakes up as the illegitimate son of a baron. Here, they call him “Harry,” but he knows he’s still Harrison from another world. And lodged deep within his mind is a strange coin, humming with untapped energy, feeding off every action he takes, every ripple he creates in this foreign realm.

This isn’t just any coin. Passed down through his family for generations, the coin had been a mystery, an old relic Harrison’s grandfather picked up during World War II in Germany. He thought it was just a worn piece of metal with some faded Roman numerals, a quirky keepsake with possible historic value. But now, he realizes it’s far more than that. Since his arrival in this new world, the numbers have shifted, and the coin pulses like a heartbeat, brimming with a strange, undeniable power. Harrison names it the 'Simulation Coin.'

The Simulation Coin grants him the ability to warp reality itself, to traverse worlds, and even shape them as he sees fit. The more he influences his surroundings, the more power he gathers, feeding the coin and deepening its bond with him. With this newfound ability, Harrison discovers he can do more than survive in this new world, he can rule it.

Reborn with A Simulation Coin!

As Harry stood over the old man's lifeless body, he remained cautious. Without a word, he raised his sword again and slashed the corpse several more times, ensuring there was no chance of the old man rising again. 


"Enough," Sean said, his voice tired but firm. "He's dead." 


Harry's expression remained calm as he lowered his sword, its blade still faintly gleaming with residual energy. "That's good news, then." 


Harry lowered his blade and glanced at Sean, his expression calm. "Better safe than sorry." 


But his voice carried the weight of caution, not relief. He stepped back from the old man's corpse, his eyes narrowing as if expecting something unexpected to happen. It was, after all, his first time fighting a wizard. Wizards were unpredictable, their powers often defying logic. What if the man could move even after being beheaded? Such a thought wasn't paranoia to Harry, it was survival. 


Letter of Introduction!