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One moment, Jack Craneson is sweating over a surprise quiz. The next, he’s caught in something strange. A girl is hanging from a sharp black cliff, with a roaring river far below. Jack’s heart races. Without thinking, he reaches out to help.

Then, everything changes.

A flash of light bursts around them. The air hums and shakes. A portal opens—swirling with glowing colors, like a living rainbow made of fire and lightning. Wind pulls at their clothes. The world spins. And in a blink, they vanish.

They land hard in a world that feels like a dream—or a nightmare. Giant castles rise into stormy skies. The trees whisper. The ground glows faintly with magic. Something big flies overhead, hidden in the clouds.

This place is old, powerful, and full of secrets.

And Jack? He’s not in school anymore. He’s in a world of magic now.

This thing, the Realm Breaker, hadn't merely transported him—it had thrown him, ripped him from his life, and spat him out into this… this nightmare. And now, it wasn’t just about surviving. It was about how he thought, how he saw the world. His modern brain was a weapon here, a strange force that didn’t belong.

He clashed with their beliefs, their rules, their way of life. He wasn’t following their path—he was breaking it. Shattering it.

He wasn’t a hero. Not yet. But he was changing everything.

He was the storm they didn’t see coming.

Realmbreaker: Rise of the Techmage

I just wanted to leave a quick note about the new title of this story. You may have noticed that it's no longer called "Realmbreaker: Trials of the Unlikely Hero." After giving it some thought, I decided to rename it — not to chase trends or views, but because I felt the new title fits the direction, tone, and heart of the story better as it evolves.

Jack's journey is becoming much more than just "trials" — it's about identity, power, technology clashing with magic, and the weight of impossible choices. I wanted a title that grows with him, just like the world around him is changing.

Nothing about the story itself has changed, and I'm still the same author, just trying to write the best version of this world I can. Thank you for reading and supporting this far — it means a lot, seriously.

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