Everyone Summons Legends — I Summon Horse Girls
(AKA: Skip this and the book will swallow you up)
Okay, fine.
The book won’t actually swallow you.
Probably.
I’m not making any promises.
But before you scroll past, you should know this story doesn’t start with heroes — it starts with change.
When the clock of the twentieth century struck, humanity changed. Every person born after manifested a Spark — a summoned existence tied to them alone, one that would define their place in the world.
Dragons.
Beasts.
Demigods.
Legends drawn from myth, unknown worlds, and history itself.
World peace collapsed almost immediately.
Nations no longer stood on armies or borders, but on what their people could summon. Governments fell. Wars followed. Strange phenomena reshaped the planet. Entire cities vanished under forces no one truly understood.
From the ashes, Sectors were formed — fortified regions built by survivors, humanity’s final attempt at order, upheld by powers no one dared challenge.
By 2026, life is stable again.
Not peaceful — just managed.
Every Sector trains its youth like inventory. Every Spark is inspected, evaluated, and stamped with a role. Strength is logged. Potential is projected.
Kael belongs to Sector Denab.
Academy records list him as support-tier — the kind of human better suited for labor details than combat reports. Useful to the Sector. Forgettable to everyone else.
His Spark, Oguri Cap, is categorized as an athletic demihuman.
Kael doesn’t argue with the assessment.
Being underestimated isn’t flattering — but it’s safe. And safety means time.
What the evaluations don’t account for is that Kael’s Spark doesn’t behave like the others.
Kael notices.
And with the Qlipoth Game that decides the economy of every sector coming,
He isn’t chasing glory.
He isn’t trying to prove anything.
He just wants to survive.
To win enough that he never has to worry again.
To secure a life where one unlucky assignment or one wrong day doesn’t decide whether he eats, works himself to death, or gets sent somewhere dangerous.
The path ahead won’t stay simple.
More summons will come.
Stronger, stranger, harder to explain.
Alliances will form — some of them dangerously close.
Attention will follow, whether Kael wants it or not.
But whatever grows around him, this isn’t a story about conquest or collection.
Romance is a distant possibility.
Certainty is not.
For now, staying underestimated is fine.
Being labeled support keeps him alive.
Everyone else summons legends.
Kael summons horse girls.
For now, that difference is all he has.
