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Shattering Fates

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Prologue: The Era of Chaos Long ago, the world was whole. A realm where energy known as Kaigen flowed through the very essence of life, binding all existence. But human greed shattered the balance. Seven Great Nations, once united under the Celestial Pact, waged a war that fractured the continent into floating archipelagos drifting in the skies. From the remains of peace rose monsters, curses, and ancient guardians once bound by harmony—now free to roam and destroy. The Kings vanished. Heroes perished. Hope flickered. In the shadows of this broken world, new forces rise. Mercenaries hunt cursed beasts for coin, warriors awaken powers rooted in ancient bloodlines, and secret societies scheme to unlock the lost potential of Kaigen—to become more than human. Amid this chaos, a boy imprisoned in chains beneath the floating prison island of Vareth dreams not of freedom, but of vengeance.
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Chapter 1 - Chapter 1:The Boy Beneath The World

Chapter 1: The Boy Beneath the World

They called him Voidspawn.

Not by name. Not as a boy. Only as a mistake.

Chained in the lowest depths of the floating prison island of Vareth, he sat alone in silence. No sky. No sun. No day or night. Just endless dark and the sound of his own breathing.

His name was Kairo.

But nobody in this world used it.

A single masked warden visited him once a day. No food. No water. Just the same sentence, repeated in a hollow, almost bored tone:

> "You should not exist."

Kairo didn't know why. Not fully.

He only remembered the flames.

The screams.

The eyes of the man who killed his mother.

And the mark he left behind—an ink-black lotus burned into Kairo's chest, pulsing like a second heart. It was the reason they locked him up.

It was the reason he was feared.

It was the reason... he hated the world.

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The chains around his wrists were obsidian-forged, etched with anti-energy runes. Not even Kaigen warriors—those who could bend reality with their will—could break free.

But Kairo was not like them.

He couldn't create fire from nothing. He couldn't slice mountains with wind or summon spirits from the beyond.

He could only do one thing.

Erase.

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He felt it growing again.

The itch under his skin. The pressure in his veins. The hunger in his core.

Something in him was waking up.

Something that shouldn't be possible.

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Above him, the ground shook. A deep rumble—like thunder cracking through bone.

The warden didn't return.

The tremor grew stronger. Louder. Then came the roar.

Not human. Not beast. Something in between.

A monster was here.

Then... the chains cracked.

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A voice echoed in his skull. Ancient. Cold. Familiar.

> "Awaken, Fragmented King. The sky has forgotten you. Remind it."

His fingers twitched.

His eyes glowed silver in the dark.

> "You should not exist."

"Then let me become something they can never forget."

Kairo stood.

And the world above began to break.

Next In Chapter 2:Break The Sky