Pointo_Jurnamsa

What if an alien baby born in the midst of a major conflict on another planet was sent to Earth to save his life? Born with intelligence and the ability to create technology from any material he touches, he was found by a couple in rural Japan and raised like a normal human.

Despite his powers beyond reason, living in a peaceful world forced him to restrain himself. He grew up as a young man who loved high-tech superheroes, but never had the chance to realize his dream of becoming a hero.

However, everything changed when he and his classmates were suddenly transported to another world—a world of monsters, war, and chaos. Seeing the helplessness of the humans in that world, he realized that this was the chance he had been waiting for.

Not with magic, swords, or ordinary physical strength—he would become a hero with technological sophistication that surpassed any civilization!

This will be Ren Takamura's story!

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Tech Hero in Another World

From Fujisawa's gaze, Ren understood exactly what he was trying to say.

(Leave me... and save the others.)

In that moment, the ideals of heroism Ren had always believed in were put to the ultimate test. And as gravity briefly lifted them into weightlessness, Fujisawa used the last of his strength to push Ren away—an action that meant everything.

Behind that shadowed face, Ren had to make a decision that shattered his heart.

Then he left Fujisawa, who smiled faintly as Ren exited the aircraft and shot toward the front—where, with every ounce of strength, he pushed to slow the descent.

Logically, Ren should've been crushed under the weight of the plane, compounded by gravity. No one could hold back something like that—unless you were Superman.

[138] Early action as a Superhero (10)