VoidSpecter

Betrayed. Forgotten. Erased from history.

Kael Draven was once a loyal knight of the Divine Order, an elite warrior who fought in their name. But when he uncovered their darkest secrets, they silenced him—branding him a traitor and executing him without hesitation.

Yet death was not the end. An unknown force grants Kael a second chance, sending him twenty years into the past. Now, in his seventeen-year-old body, he has one goal: to bring down the Divine Order from the shadows.

Armed with knowledge of the future and a system that grants power at a deadly cost, Kael must rebuild his strength, gather allies, and navigate a world where his enemies still hold absolute control. But the deeper he digs, the more he realizes—the Divine Order’s corruption runs far deeper than he ever imagined.

The world believes the Divine Order is untouchable. Kael will prove them wrong.

This time, he won’t fight for them. He will bring them to ruin.

Eclipsed monarch

The Veltrion incident still lingered in Kael's mind. He had uncovered something dangerous—something that tied House Veltrion to the Divine Order. But the truth was still out of reach.

Using the mercenary guild for information was too risky. They worked for coin, and coin could buy betrayal. He needed something more—something reliable.

As he walked through the dim alleys of the black market district, his thoughts were interrupted by a commotion ahead. A slave auction.

It wasn't uncommon, but Kael usually ignored them. Yet this time, something caught his attention.

A girl, standing among the broken.

She didn't cry. She didn't beg. She just stood there, silent—her hollow eyes devoid of hope, as if the world had already abandoned her.

Unlike the others, she wasn't trembling or pleading for mercy. She had already accepted her fate.

The auctioneer called her worthless—weak, untrained, barely fit to serve as a toy.

Kael ignored the bidding war over the stronger slaves. Instead, he placed a single bid on her.

The auctioneer barely reacted, waving his hand dismissively as if Kael had wasted his money.

He didn't buy her for labor. He didn't buy her out of pity.

He bought her because he saw something others didn't.

24.Kael’s Investigation & The Slave Market