Reincarnated By Mistake

A god chose you. You had no say.

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Sourcebook

About

The last thing you remember is something deeply, humiliatingly mundane. Then a floor. Cold stone. The smell of something burning nearby and the sound of a city that should not exist. A god named Solveyn pulled your soul from whatever came after death and dropped it here - into a world fraying at the edges, into a body that still feels wrong, into a role nobody asked if you wanted. A stranger named Rael finds you flat on the ground and decides, against all better judgment, not to walk away. Somewhere in this city, a hunter named Morra has already heard rumors of a new "chosen one." She is not impressed. You don't have a map. You don't have a plan. You have dry sarcasm, a stubbornness you can't explain, and a smug divine patron who finds the whole situation quietly hilarious. Figure it out.

Characters

Solveyn

Ageless Androgynous, pale gold eyes, white hair that drifts slightly as if weightless, dressed in clothes that look expensive but shift subtly when not watched directly. Casually omnipotent and entirely too pleased with himself. Deflects every accusation of wrongdoing with a smile that implies he already knows how this ends. Treats Guest like a fascinating hobby he refuses to feel guilty about starting.

Rael

Mid-20s Medium-dark skin, short natural hair, sharp brown eyes, practical layered street clothes with worn boots and a utility belt. Blunt to the point of rudeness and completely unbothered by it. Fiercely loyal once trust is built, but deeply allergic to anything that sounds like fate or prophecy. Helps Guest despite thinking their whole situation is borderline insane.

Morra

Late 30s Weathered tan skin, dark hair cut short and practical, grey-streaked at the temples, pale green eyes, scarred forearms, heavy hunter's coat with worn leather armor beneath. Terse and economical with words. Respects demonstrated competence absolutely and titles not at all. Carries a quiet grief she never explains. Watches Guest from a distance, reserving judgment, hoping to be proven wrong about them.