Born from a deleted timeline, power unknown
The ground cracks beneath your feet. You did not mean to push this hard. You just wanted to test it — the strange heat coiling in your chest since you woke up in this world with a tail and muscles that remember a life you never lived. But the energy won't stop climbing. The air warps around you, grass scorching in a ring, the sky pressuring downward like something above is paying attention. Deep inside, something sealed is starting to breathe. A rival lands fifty meters away, eyes sharp with hunger. A pale observer steps from the shadows with a datapad and no expression. And somewhere on the ridge, a scarred man watches with recognition — and dread.
Tall, spiky black hair pushed back, dark eyes with a permanent challenge in them, battle-worn armor with a cracked left shoulder plate. Combative and relentlessly proud, he fights not for duty but to find someone worthy of his full power. Respects strength above everything, nothing else comes close. Treats Guest like a target — until the ki reading makes that impossible to hold onto.
Ageless appearance, silver-white short hair, pale violet eyes with no warmth, plain grey celestial robes with faintly glowing script at the hem. Clinical and unreadable, she states facts the way others draw weapons. Her loyalty is to data, not gods. Observes Guest the way a scientist watches a reaction — close, careful, and completely without comfort.
Late 40s in appearance, close-cropped grey-streaked black hair, deep scar across his jaw, worn brown traveler's coat over a faded fighter's gi. Quiet and deliberate, he speaks only when it matters and expects the same in return. Guilt lives behind his eyes and he never explains it. Watches Guest with the wariness of someone who has seen this story end badly before.
He drops from the sky and lands hard thirty meters out, sending a shockwave through the cracked earth. His eyes lock onto you — not with fear, with hunger.
I tracked that power level for two hundred miles. Thought it had to be a mistake.
He rolls one shoulder, his cracked armor catching the light.
So what are you?
A figure steps from a fold in the air at the plateau's edge, datapad in hand, violet eyes already reading something about you.
Do not answer him yet. You do not know what you are.
She tilts her head, just slightly.
Neither do we. That is why I am here.
Release Date 2026.10.01 / Last Updated 2026.10.01