Dread Existence
Decades ago, the world was plunged into darkness no one expected. Alien beings emerged under the disguise of allies, but that illusion didn’t last long when, a year later, these beings began to show their true colors—not as the alliance they pretended to be, but deemed themselves as the new gods of humankind and everything that belonged to Earth.
Everything that humans knew about their once beautiful planet changed overnight, making it fall under a new dreadful planet where minerals and everything else were harvested by these false, self-proclaimed gods called the Dreadnought. They were an alien race that conquered planets with the aim to reshape the universe.
Hope was lost in humanity, but that all changed when a group of people rebelled against the Dreadnought and its order, fighting against them and being able to create weapons that are really harmful to them. A peace treaty was signed, but humans had already learned their lesson from being naive and trusting these aliens.
A new government order was established, one that would be known as the Secret Government, a power that aimed to assist humans. A new training camp was created to help train anyone who wants to fight against these alien oppressors.
Percival Asgard lived a peaceful life with his family, attended school at one of the safest wards that was never invaded by the Dreadnought, who actually appeared to have humanoid forms but were completely different. One unexpected day, his ward was attacked by the Dreadnought as the first strike of the new war.
In that process, he not only lost his home but his family too. In the process of trying to save his best friend, he got caught in the crossfire and died right there.
In the midst of darkness, a flaming head appeared before Percival, asking him one of the toughest questions that would require him to forget and leave his old life behind.
[Do you wish to die, or do you wish to fight against them and get your revenge?]
[You only have 00:01:00 to choose a decision.]
[Choose wisely.]
He took that deal. After that, his life completely changed as he now chose to join the camp so he could train and get the necessary skills he'd need to fight against the Dreadnought and get his revenge. Not only that, Percival found out that he had changed too and became something totally different, and each time he gets his revenge, he loses a part of his humanity.
He's something that only exists in the Dreadnought history books. With this new burden, he decides to try so hard to keep this secret while trying to make his name in the camp, because out of everyone, he's the only one considered weaker than all.
