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The Unwritten Void Paradox

In a world written by gods and ruled by fate, one forgotten girl rewrites everything.

Liss Hoshino was never meant to exist. Born in silence, erased from prophecy, and rejected by the Twelve Holy Gods, she lived her early life as a nameless shadow in a world bound by divine narrative. But when she accidentally devours the sleeping mind of Ling Kushi — the being known as Azathoth — Liss becomes the living seal of a forgotten truth, and the very fabric of reality begins to unravel.

Together with her best friends — Elyse, the soft-spoken healer who later becomes a paradoxic goddess of memory and rage; Thessaly, the stoic swordmaiden bound by love and oaths; and Ayan, the cursed prince of lost time — Liss must survive divine trials, memory wars, and cosmic predators that hunt anomalies.

But the gods are watching.
The Pale King remembers.
And the Void is whispering… again.

As timelines fracture and love becomes the last source of power, Liss must choose:
Obey the fate written by divine ink… or become the girl who breaks the pen.

THE UNWRITTEN VOID PARADOX

In a dead forest of reflective leaves, Naia waited.

One of the Blackglass Hunters had found her. He wore a cloak of mirrors, each shard stolen from someone else's life.

The fight was ugly. No finesse. Just explosions, claws, screams.

The hunter showed her visions—her worst regrets, her darkest days.

"I'm not her fire," she whispered. "I'm mine."

She left him shattered. And walked away with ash in her hair.

Chapter 86: Naia vs The Glass Hunter