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“Everything has a design. Even your fall.”

When nineteen-year-old Kairo Vale signs a forbidden contract to rewrite his destiny, he doesn’t gain power he loses time. Days vanish from his memory. Faces he once knew forget he exists. But the more the world erases him, the more powerful he becomes.

Hunted by beings known only as Architects immortals who manipulate fate like blueprints Kairo must uncover the ancient designs buried beneath reality. Every lie he shatters, every rule he breaks, rewrites the very laws of existence.

But the clock is ticking.
And something is watching.

In a world where truth is a weapon and time is currency, can a man fated for oblivion build his own design… or become the final draft?

Architect of Oblivion

The climb ended at a threshold that wasn't made of stone, glass, or steel—but of memory.

A suspended plane. Blank. Unrendered. Just white. Pure, endless, agnostic white.

"You've arrived earlier than expected."

He didn't flinch. "You always knew I would."

Silence. Then—a ripple.

The white space compressed into form—pixel by pixel—until a throne emerged, built from rotating glyphs and data streams. Seated atop it was a silhouette. Genderless. Ageless. Its body made of lines of code that constantly rewrote themselves, fractal limbs bending inward and outward like recursive spirals.

"You made me," he said. "But I broke the script. And now I'm here to rewrite it."

The Observer didn't speak. Instead, a string of symbols hovered mid-air between them, vibrating.

PERMISSION REQUESTED: REWRITE ROOT NARRATIVE.

"Why?" he asked. "Why let me rewrite anything?"

The Observer answered by splitting into versions of itself—thousands of them, all flickering in and out, across timelines and potentialities. Each of them bore his face.

The Observer wasn't just watching the story.

Every time he rejected the path, every glitch he survived, every narrative he tore through—it was a rewriting act. Micro-revolutions. The system hadn't brought him here to stop him.

It had brought him here to learn from him.

"Then what am I supposed to rewrite?"

In a flash, the world reassembled itself into a sphere of infinite rotating libraries. Kairo stood at the center, with a terminal in front of him. A single prompt blinked.

Rewrite reality so no one had to suffer again.

But none of that mattered unless—

"I want people to choose," he said aloud. "To write their own story. Not live inside someone else's."

Reality—true reality—began rendering from the inside out, born not from code but from intention.

PRIME DIRECTIVE ACCEPTED.INITIATING REWRITE…

Kairo stood alone again—but no longer as a variable.

Somewhere, deep within collapsing systems and outdated hierarchies, the Architects screamed.

Kairo turned toward the new world dawning in front of him—unknown, unbounded.

Rewrite Permission