Null-Born Sovereign

At sixteen, everyone awakens a Talent. It decides your rank, your future, your place in the world. When Rheon touches the stone, nothing happens. No spark. No rank. Just silence. Labeled “Null,” he’s handed a maintenance brush and told to stay out of the way. But he isn’t starting from nothing. He’s starting from memory. He’s lived this before. In a past life, he stood at the top. Pushed past the world’s hidden boundary. Was betrayed by the very system that crowned him. When he died, he left something behind: a sealed core buried in his chest. Seven locked chambers. A power that doesn’t grant miracles—it records, imprints, and demands a price. He doesn’t care about proving himself. He’s already been there. But as he climbs back up using old instincts and quiet leverage, the cracks in the world’s history start showing. Defaced monuments that match his stance. Redacted archives that flinch at his name. A girl who tracks his footsteps instead of his power. And a quiet truth slipping through the cracks: Talents weren’t born. They were built. And someone is still maintaining the lie. He isn’t waiting for a Talent to awaken. He’s waiting for the world to remember what it buried.