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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

The missive came sealed in two layers: one with the House Aldren crest, the other bearing the Imperial Waxmark—a subtle command disguised as courtesy.

> To the heirs of strategic bloodlines:

The Crown invites you to observe the stabilization front along the demon-border. This mission will demonstrate the realities of governance, martial duty, and magical defense.

> —The Imperial Court, Defense Division

Achilles read it in silence, sitting at the edge of a cold stone balcony as wind rolled over the mountain estate.

The System had already flagged the route.

> >>> Border Region: Glaive's Spine — 78% demon breach risk

>>> Escort Force: mixed, underpowered

>>> Commanding Officer: Lord Verrien Aldren (Rank: Decorative)

> They want me in the field, Achilles thought. And they want something to go wrong.

Thirty riders. Twelve mages. Seven noble heirs—including Asrael, again silent, again watching.

Even the guards gave side glances.

> Half expect me to die, Achilles noted. The other half hope I do.

Lush meadows turned to jagged hills.

Villages to watchtowers sealed in silence glyphs.

They were near the edge of the Empire now—where demon fog drifted between trees like ghosts.

> "They haven't breached lately," the caravan captain said. "But they're close."

⚠️ The Incident — Border Outpost 27

Two days in, the caravan stopped to resupply at Outpost 27.

An old wooden fort staffed by only ten tired soldiers.

The commander stepped out to greet them…

…and was dragged back inside screaming.

A moment later, the walls exploded outward.

Demonlings. Gaunt, bone-masked things, moving faster than thought.

Some drew swords. One cast a shield.

He stepped forward, System flaring silently:

> >>> Threat Level: Class-C Breach Entities

>>> Movement Pattern: Quadruped dash > Climb > Latch

>>> Countermeasure Protocol: Initiate "Wipe-Lattice"

Cast: no chant | precision trigger

He whispered nothing. Just flicked his fingers in sequence.

The first four demons ignited mid-leap, their bodies vaporizing in strands of white flame.

> "What—" a mage heir stuttered. "He didn't—he didn't cast!"

But Achilles was already moving again.

A fifth demon tackled Asrael, claws inches from his neck.

He managed a chant—half a fire glyph—

Until Achilles appeared behind him and reversed the demon's mana field—freezing it from the inside out.

Just walked past the corpse, brushing ash off his cloak.

🕶 Whisper Report — Classified

> "Subject engaged in frontline combat."

"Cast nine spells in sixty seconds."

"None detected by perimeter sensors."

"He was measuring us. Not helping. Not protecting."

"He let three noble heirs flinch before reacting."

"He wasn't sloppy. He was calculating response time."

Achilles Verentis is not a soldier.

The Border Test