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"Ordinary Loser Has Awakened the Half-Goblin Power" follows the story of Kai, a socially invisible high schooler who has spent his life being bullied and overlooked. Just when he thought his life couldn’t get worse, a near-fatal accident awakens a strange power within him—one tied to his long-forgotten goblin ancestry.

Now, with enhanced strength, agility, and an eerie ability to sense danger, Kai finds himself caught between two worlds: the human society that rejected him and the hidden goblin world that sees him as a threat. As he struggles to control his newfound abilities, powerful enemies emerge—both from the supernatural realm and his own school.

But with his transformation comes an opportunity: revenge against those who tormented him and a chance to carve out his own path. Will Kai embrace his goblin side and rise above his past, or will the monstrous power within consume him?

A thrilling blend of action, fantasy, and school drama, Ordinary Loser Has Awakened the Half-Goblin Power is a story of evolution, survival, and the battle for identity in a world that never accepted him.

Ordinary Loser Has Awakened The Half-Goblin Power

Ethan's breath came in sharp gasps as his fingers trembled over his face. His skin felt the same, yet different—tougher, like it wasn't fully human anymore. His golden eyes reflected back at him in the mirror, glowing faintly even in the dim light.

"This has to be a dream," he thought, pressing his fingers against his temples. But the dull ache in his bones, the heightened senses, and the gnawing hunger in his stomach told him otherwise.

His heart nearly leaped out of his chest as he heard the soft knock on his door.

"Ethan?" His stepfather's voice was rough, suspicious. "You okay in there?"

Ethan swallowed hard. He could smell the man's breath—whiskey, cigarettes, and the faint scent of dried sweat. The scent was so sharp, so real, it made Ethan's stomach twist with nausea. Or was it... hunger?

He shook his head violently. He wasn't some kind of monster.

"I-I'm fine," Ethan stammered, trying to steady his voice. "Just... not feeling well."

A long pause. Then, a grunt. "Fine. Keep it down." The footsteps retreated, and Ethan exhaled shakily.

His hands clenched into fists. This wasn't just puberty hitting late. Something inside him had changed. Something ancient. Powerful. And it wanted out.

He turned back to the mirror. His golden eyes stared back at him, unreadable.

Then, like a whisper in the wind, the monstrous voice from his dreams echoed in his head once more:

"You are not human. You are one of us."

He had to find answers. Before it was too late.

The Hunger Within