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Seventeen-year-old Kai Renner never expected his life to change overnight. On a routine walk home, he discovers a mysterious cosmic stone, its glowing surface calling to him. The moment his fingers touch the stone, a surge of ancient power courses through his veins, granting him the ability to summon great beings from different worlds and borrow their extraordinary powers. But this is only the beginning of his journey.

Kai is soon recruited by The Aegis Order, a secret organization of superheroes dedicated to protecting the world from those who would exploit the cosmic stones. As he trains at their academy, Kai discovers his true potential, learning to control the immense power he now wields. However, he is not the only one drawn to the stones. The Obsidian Claw, a ruthless organization of villains, seeks to corrupt the cosmic stones with dark energy fueled by negative emotions, turning their users into dangerous, corrupted weapons.

When a mission with his friends goes horribly wrong, resulting in the loss of someone close to him, Kai is forced to confront his own limitations. Stricken with grief and rage, he retreats into a parallel space where time moves differently, pushing his abilities to their limits as he trains to become stronger. There, he summons dragons, tames them, and faces the darkest parts of himself.

But as the world teeters on the brink of war between the cosmic stone users, Kai must confront the painful truth of his past. His father, once a hero who wielded a cosmic stone, died in battle, leaving Kai an orphan. With the weight of his legacy pressing down on him, Kai must decide whether he will stand against the forces of darkness or let the shadows swallow the world.

Cosmic Reign is a story of power, loss, and the search for identity in a world torn apart by cosmic forces. With dragons to tame, enemies to defeat, and a destiny to fulfill, Kai Renner’s journey is only beginning.

The Cosmic Stones

The air rippled with heat as the flame-wreathed titan lunged toward Kai, its molten fist crashing down like a falling star.

His heart pounded against his ribs, his body stiff with fear. He had barely begun to understand his powers — how was he supposed to fight something like that?

But how? He'd never tried it before.

As the titan's glowing fist came down, instinct took over. Kai clutched the Prime Stone at his chest, and a surge of energy rushed through him. He stretched out his hand.

The ground beneath him cracked. A blinding light burst from the stone as a figure emerged from thin air — a towering knight clad in shimmering silver armor, its eyes glowing like distant stars. In its hand, a massive sword forged from pure cosmic energy.

The titan's fist collided with the guardian's sword, sending a shockwave through the atrium. Students staggered, covering their faces. Dust and sparks filled the air.

Kai's chest heaved as he felt the Guardian's presence in his mind. It wasn't just a summon — they were connected. He could feel the guardian's strength, its ancient wisdom. And for the first time, he wasn't afraid.

"Guardian, hold him back!" Kai shouted.

The Celestial Guardian pushed against the titan, its sword flashing with light. The two colossal beings clashed, fire against starlight, heat against cosmic might.

His voice boomed through the atrium, and with a single gesture, both the titan and the Guardian froze, their bodies dissolving into motes of light.

Talon clenched his fists, his face burning with anger and humiliation.

He turned and stormed away, students parting to let him pass.

Kai stood there, still breathing hard, the warmth of the Prime Stone pulsing against his chest. The Celestial Guardian's memory lingered in his mind.

Lira placed a hand on his shoulder.

"That… was incredible. You summoned a Guardian on your first try."

"I… I didn't even know what I was doing," Kai admitted.

"And yet, you did it. That's the mark of a true Wielder. But remember this — power alone isn't enough. Here at the Academy, you'll learn control, discipline, and the price of strength."

He didn't fully understand this world yet, but one thing was clear — he wasn't going to survive here by luck alone. He needed to grow. Fast.

As the students returned to their training, Kai looked up at the towering banners overhead.

But the Prime Stone's hum told him… he wouldn't stay there for long. rate the chapter

The First Clash