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Create a bill that punishes corrupt officials with death!"

But then they say: "Killing is against the law. They're human too, and have a right to live!"

Damn those so-called Human Rights activists.

Anyone running for office should serve the people, not exploit them.

And yet, time and again—
They hunger for power.
They bend the laws.
They steal the people’s taxes.

I was nothing but a small internet café owner, struggling to pay bills. But my life changed when I stumbled upon someone in a dark web forum. A shadow with a code name, who taught me everything—from basic programming to breaching secure national servers.

I became an anonymous whistleblower.
Exposed corrupt politicians.
Flooded social media with undeniable proof.

But one night, I made a mistake.
I forgot to activate my VPN. Forgot to scramble my signal.

And they came.
Secret agents. Black ops.

They didn’t arrest me.
They executed me.

I thought that was the end.

But fate had other plans.

I woke up… not on Earth…

…in a world ruled by mana and aura.

A world where kingdoms rise and fall by the strength of their swordsmen and mages…
…where corruption bleeds through nobility like poison in wine.

And this time, I won’t make the same mistake.

This time, I’ll burn their world from the inside out.

The Ruthless Magic Swordsman

⚖️ Noble Youth Combat Exchange — Structure

The Aldren-hosted exchange wasn't just ceremony. It was designed to rank, compare, and scout future heirs across magical and martial disciplines.

Combatants were divided by Battle Category, determined by preliminary assessments:

Category D: First-years & non-casters (basic sparring)

Category C: 4th–3rd Rate Swordsmen, 1st–2nd Circle Mages

Category B: 2nd–1st Rate Swordsmen, 3rd–4th Circle Mages

Category A: Reserved for prodigies. Rarely assigned.

Achilles, having no formal record, was placed in Category C by default.

> Convenient, he thought. Let them think I'm still ordinary.

🧑‍🎓 Round 1: Standard Duel

Match: Achilles Verentis vs. Kael Dorne

Type: Mage (2nd Circle) vs. Sword (Unknown Style)

Limitations: No lethal spells, no summons, no formations

Kael Dorne was tall for his age. Confident. His House specialized in direct-cast elemental magic.

> "Don't blink, Verentis," Kael said as they entered the ring. "I'll try to make it painless."

Inside, his System flickered awake:

> >>> Opponent Profile: Mage_Circle_2

>>> Opening Cast Detected: fire.spike.linear()

Kael raised his staff. Mana flared.

A sharp lance of flame burst forward—standard fire-spike.

Achilles shifted his weight. Nothing dramatic.

But his System moved faster than light.

Trigger: Micro-shield overlay, 0.6s window

Feedback: spell.fire.spike → error()

—then shatter, mid-air, like it had hit glass they couldn't see.

Kael's eyes widened. "That was—!?"

He stepped forward. Sword drawn. Low arc swing.

> >>> Embed: fire.slash.lightweight

>>> Output: localized burn, ~62°C

The sword passed Kael's coat—not cutting—but leaving a long black line across his outer tunic.

> "Point to Verentis. Kael is marked—unable to continue."

📊 Updated Rankings — Category C

1. Achilles Verentis — 1 Win (Flawless)

2. Mirren Yurell — 1 Win (Conjuration specialist)

3. Kael Dorne — 1 Loss (under evaluation)

4. Others — scattered draws/losses

"How did a 3rd-rate blade block a 2nd-circle spell!?"

From the watchtower, Agent Silas frowned.

> He's not counterspelling. He's rewriting the code mid-cast.

After the match, a letter arrived at Achilles' quarters:

Sealed in violet wax. Marked with an unknown crest.

> "To the boy who doesn't chant—

Spell Rewritten