Sayers

In an era where humanity thrives by hunting monsters that emerge from gates and dungeons, society is plagued by villains, demonic forces, and secret organizations bent on destruction. Different races remain divided, each struggling to survive in a world teetering on the edge of chaos.  

Zeiren Braun is an isolated and with OCD, living a life where society barely acknowledges his existence. Having fended for himself since childhood, he graduated high school and went straight into the workforce, resigned to a mundane and lonely reality. However, everything changes when an unforeseen incident transports him into the universe of a story he once read in high school.  

In this new world, the impossible becomes reality—magic exists, grand adventures await, and an expansive universe lies unexplored. Hidden treasures rest beneath forgotten ruins, undead creatures haunt the depths of a cursed forest, and a legendary World Tree stands protected by powerful races. Floating islands conceal mysteries in the sky, while a technologically advanced nation dominates global affairs. At the heart of it all, an elite academy welcomes individuals of all races, training them to defend the planet from the forces of evil.  

Thrown into this perilous yet awe-inspiring realm, Zeiren must navigate a harsh and unpredictable world where danger lurks at every turn. With his knowledge of the story’s events, can he carve out a place for himself, or will he become just another lost soul swallowed by the darkness?

Fableforged

"This fucking bitch! AAAA—huh?"

He expected to see the familiar fluorescent lights of a hospital room. Instead, he found himself lying in a massive bed, large enough to fit five people comfortably.

"What the hell…?"

The room around him was extravagant. Two bedside tables stood on either side of the bed, one holding an ornate lamp, the other a delicate vase filled with fresh flowers. The walls shimmered with an unnatural golden sheen.

Zeiren stumbled out of bed, his bare feet sinking into the plush carpet.

His breath hitched. "Where the hell am I?"

A young girl rushed inside, her voice laced with panic. "Y-Young Master?!"

Zeiren turned toward her then froze.

The moment he saw her, a sharp pain stabbed through his head. A flood of memories—ones that weren't his—invaded his mind.

The world blurred. His knees buckled. He clutched his skull as his surroundings spun.

Mana. Heroes. Hunters. Villains. Elves. Dwarves. Demons. Miasma Crypt Order.

Countless foreign concepts flooded his consciousness.

An older man, dressed in a pristine butler suit, rushed to his side. "Call the Madam! Quickly!"

"Yes, Butler Lin!" the maid cried before bolting from the room.

Zeiren barely registered any of it. His mind was on fire. Before he could process anything else, his body gave in, and he blacked out once more.

When he next woke up, he found himself wrapped in someone's arms.

A woman clung to him, her eyes swollen from crying.

Zeiren blinked. "Who…?"

But before he could finish the thought, a tidal wave of memories rushed back.

He had transmigrated into the novel he once read in high school—his favorite book, Above Helot.

In the novel, the protagonist, Aiden McFerrin, was a slave forced to fight in an underground arena. His life changed when a hero, investigating a villain's escape, discovered the illegal operation and reported it to the Hero Association.

A large-scale rescue mission followed, freeing dozens of enslaved teens, Aiden, the protagonist, among them. Recognizing their potential, the headmaster of Apex Hero Academy took them to enroll in the world's most prestigious school for warriors. That was where the real story began.

"Wait… what role did the Wald family play in the novel?"

The Wald family had five children, but four of them died under mysterious circumstances, leaving only the eldest, Aloysius Von Wald.

Aloysius later betrayed humanity and joined the Miasma Crypt Order, a villainous organization, seeking revenge for his family's downfall. His confrontation with Aiden marked the climax of the novel's first volume.

But in the book… there was barely any mention of Sulien Von Wald.

"Did I die before the main events even started?"

If the Wald family was destined for destruction, that meant—

"I need to prepare."

That was the time he had to change fate.

A New Identity