The Rebellious Young Master: The Game's Unwritten Protagonist

My new name is Caelum Nyxbane.



And I found myself waking up in a reality that felt utterly alien.



The last thing I remember? A scuffle with some kid—just another typical brawl. But this time, he actually fought back.



I can’t recall the moment that sent me spiraling into darkness, only the jarring impact of my head against the pavement… and then, silence.



When I finally opened my eyes, everything had transformed.



Memories that didn’t belong to me tangled with my own, a life I had never lived crashing into my consciousness like a tidal wave.



That’s when the truth hit me like a freight train.



First: I had somehow been yanked into a world I recognized all too well.



Second: I wasn’t just a minor player in this story.



I was one of the two main characters.



But to everyone else, I was the villain.



Not a clever mastermind, not a tragic figure—no.



I was the annoying, inconsequential obstacle.



A spoiled, arrogant young master destined for ridicule. The kind of guy people wanted to see fail spectacularly. The one who strutted around like he owned the place, only to be overshadowed by the true hero.



And that hero? The one fated to save this world?



Yeah. It was the very kid who had knocked me out.



The same boy I had bullied for years was now destined to be the champion of this tale.



A tale set in a realm on the brink of annihilation—devastating wars, lurking disasters, a future spiraling into chaos.



And at the end of it all, looming like a specter, was the Spirit King, the final, unyielding adversary.



But that was the conclusion.



Right now, I had to navigate the treacherous beginning.



Could I defy a fate etched in stone? Could I resist in a game where I was meant to be the punchline?



Absolutely not. That’s not happening.



I refused to be a passive spectator in my own downfall. If the odds were stacked against me, I’d simply change the game.



"If destiny thinks it can dictate my path, then I’ll just turn the tables."



…Yet, I quickly learned that destiny doesn’t take kindly to defiance.



The price of altering my fate turned out to be far steeper than I could have ever anticipated.