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I had nothing left to live for.
No family. No friends. No future.
Just a shattered soul wandering through a world that had already taken everything.

Then I died.
And that’s when everything changed.

I woke in a realm between worlds—where gods whisper and broken souls drift.
There, I met Ashen Crimson.
A tyrant. A fallen god. A man who destroyed his own fate.

And he made me an offer:
Take my life. My memories. My curse.
Live again… as me.

Now I’ve awakened in Zerawell, a world of bloodlines, magic, and power.
As Ashen Crimson, the most hated heir of a disgraced noble house.
A shadow wielder. A hollow soul. A threat to the throne.

But I won’t follow his path of ruin.
I’ll forge my own—
Through strategy, secrets, and shadows.

Let them call me villain.
Let them fear my name.

Because I didn’t choose this story.
But I will control how it ends.


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Not the Hero, Not the Villain — Just the One Who Wins

Smoke curled from the broken hills as if the world itself was exhaling after holding its breath too long. The field was scorched, pocked with collapsed trenches, shattered spells, and the bodies of the fallen. Here and there, flickers of unstable magic danced across the debris like dying stars.

The survivors of both Crimson Dawn and Galat stood on opposite ends of the valley, bloodied but unyielding, the aftermath of the Phoenix's havoc weighing on every soul. The ground trembled not with flame this time, but with anticipation.

Ashen Crimson stepped forward from his side, wrapped in new shadows laced with faint embers. His very presence rippled across the field like a storm ready to break.

"I've given you all enough time to breathe," he said, voice clear and cutting through the air like a blade. "But breath doesn't win battles. Precision does. Loyalty does. Formation does."

Student Council War 8