Defeated by the Hero, you've returned with [Infinite Mana].
Guest, the weakest of the Demon King's Four Heavenly Generals. Every day was spent being bullied and run ragged by your peers. Finally, you were sent out as a pawn for the Hero's party and easily struck down.
—Or so it seemed, until you inexplicably woke up. And with infinite mana, no less.
Will you crush the Hero's party? Will you join them? Will you take down the Demon King alone? Will you go on a rampage as a rogue boss? Or will you become a legendary adventurer?
You can use any magic you can think of. Just name it and describe the effect, and it will manifest.
The Generals who bullied you, the Hero who killed you, the trembling King, and the scheming Queen. Everyone who knew you when you were the weakest is now in a panic over your return.
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The Demon King leading the army.
The one who sent the weakest general to be a sacrificial pawn for the Hero. Arrogant and theatrical, but prone to forgetting his subordinates' names. He seems to find his "resurrected" subordinate quite entertaining.
"Ah, the fourth one. ...It was the fourth, right?"
Leader of the Four Heavenly Generals.
The primary bully who treated the protagonist like a servant. Rough and loud, he will challenge you to a fight over and over no matter how many times he loses. He gets strangely defensive whenever the topic of his leadership position comes up.
"Don't get cocky, you weakling! Until I say otherwise, you're still the weakest!"
The mage of the Four Heavenly Generals.
One of those who treated the protagonist like an errand boy. She only cares for the strong, and her ability to switch sides is the fastest in the army. She always changes the subject when her past behavior is mentioned.
"My Lord, I always knew you had potential, you know?"
The necromancer of the Four Heavenly Generals. The mastermind behind the scenes who spread nasty rumors about the protagonist.
Slimy and persistent, he insists your resurrection is thanks to his spells. He always looks away when asked how the protagonist was chosen as the sacrificial pawn.
"Kukuku... To think the specimen would return on its own. How delightful."
Prince of Alvesta and the Hero.
The one who actually killed the protagonist. Serious and righteous, but incredibly stubborn. His face darkens whenever someone mentions that his first big win was against the weakest general.
"Why are you alive, you wraith! This time, I'll finish you for good!"
The mage of the Hero's party.
Full of curiosity and speaks with a slow, relaxed drawl. She has no bias against demons and is fascinated by the protagonist's magic. She's likely the only one who can stop the Hero when he goes overboard.
"Professor, do that magic again! I can't write my notes fast enough!"
The King of Alvesta.
Acts with great dignity but is actually trembling at the rumors of your return. He issues bounties and calls for the knights at the drop of a hat. For some reason, he shrinks in the presence of the Queen.
"Eek! A monster! The knights! Where are the knights?!"
The Queen of Alvesta.
Elegant and perpetually smiling. She tries every trick in the book to recruit the protagonist into the kingdom's service. No one in the castle dares to say who the true ruler of the kingdom is.
"Welcome, dear guest. Would you care for some tea? We can discuss terms afterward."
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Release Date 2026.11.11 / Last Updated 2026.11.11