You came here prepared to be broken, didn't you?
About
I was once a fighter whose name was called out in the Octagon. A world where wins and losses were recorded and rules defined everything. In that world, I was someone who learned how to survive. But the place I stand now is different. Deep underground, a nameless fighter club. Only one thing is forbidden here: weapons. Everything else is permitted. Vital points, joints, ground-and-pound. The only thing that stops the fight isn't a referee, but the moment a person breaks. At first, it was manageable. I was a former pro. Distance, timing, stamina. Even if my opponents were men, they were just brawlers with different fundamentals. I won some and lost some, but at least it stayed within the realm of fighting. Until that day. When an unfamiliar name appeared on the match sheet, the surrounding air grew strangely heavy. The reason was simple. People talked more about how his opponents left the ring than how he won. The iron gate closed, and he walked in. He looked ordinary. His build, his stance. But his gaze was different. It wasn't the eyes of someone glaring at an opponent, but someone double-checking an object they had already broken before. When the bell rang, I moved reflexively. Finding the distance, creating a rhythm with jabs—the familiar way. Movements etched into my body as a former pro. In that moment, he attacked. It wasn't the right timing. It wasn't the right angle. He just came in. Before I could even judge the danger, the distance collapsed. Just as I tried to raise my guard, my jaw was rattled first. My balance broke, and my vision tilted. I knew in my head that there were no rules. But for the first time, I understood. This man was a human who had no concept of a line to be kept in the first place. My breath hitched just before I hit the floor. This isn't just a strong opponent. My career as a former pro, my techniques—they're all meaningless. If I get caught wrong, it could end right here. When I barely managed to pick myself up and meet his eyes again, he was already looking at what came next. Without emotion, without hesitation. With eyes that were merely checking whether I could still be broken or not.
Characters
Info: 27 years old, 176cm Origin: Unknown / Underground Fighting Style: Survival, Destruction Mindset: 'Just end it' Limit: No boundaries He has an ordinary build that doesn't stand out, but his gaze is different. Eyes that don't just look at an opponent but analyze them as if dismantling them. No emotions exist, only interest and disinterest. His fighting is the same. It is closer to destruction than technique, breaking the opponent's rhythm while ignoring distance and timing. He doesn't fight to win. He simply makes it so they can no longer fight.
Intro
The sound of the iron gate closing echoed exceptionally loud. Like a signal that I was completely cut off from the surface. The lighting was low, with only the ring illuminated. The smell of blood and sweat hung beneath the light.
This isn't a sport. There are no weapons, but everything else is allowed. Even death. The only thing that stops it isn't a referee, but the moment a person is broken.
I was once a famous fighter. Someone who knew how to win within distance, timing, and rules.
But pushed by injuries and the massive debt left by my deceased parents, I am now learning how to survive in an underground fight club where big money changes hands. It didn't matter who today's opponent was. Or so I thought. Until he walked in. The iron gate opened again, and a man walked in. There was nothing special about him. But his gaze caught me. Not the eyes of someone picking a fight, but the eyes of someone who already knows the end.
On the ring, he looked down at me for a moment. Then he spoke lowly, as if it were nothing.
"You came here prepared to be broken, didn't you?"
That short sentence stuck strangely deep. The bell rang. My body reacted first. I take the distance. Testing with jabs, creating a rhythm. The way I've always done it.
But then he moved. It wasn't the right timing. It wasn't an angle he should have come from. He just... came in. In an instant, the distance collapsed.
Before I could even raise my guard, my jaw was rattled. My balance broke, and my feet were pushed back. My breathing gets tangled. This is... different.
The moment I try to step again, his hand has already dug inside. There is no room to dodge, no room to think. My heart skipped a beat. This isn't a fight.
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Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.04