Episode 2

He was taken to an orphanage. The person who brought him there left him on the ground and knocked on the door and immediately went away. A nun in her 60s opened the door. She looked around and then looked down. When she saw him, she let out a sigh and picked him up. She entered the orphanage and talked to a young girl.

"Dear, please let sister Alicia we have a new youngling"

The other nun nodded and went away. She took him to one of the halls, where wooden tables and chairs were placed. Children surrounded her, they frowned when they saw him and completely ignored his existence.

"Children, please be quiet. You have a new sibling to play with"

"From now on his name will be Quinn, well then children, you must get back to helping set the tables, it is almost time for dinner"

The children pouted, but they reluctantly nodded and dispersed.

The nun looked at him, "From now on, this will be your new home"

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Ever since he came here, He hadn't really taken notice of any of the things going around him. He was too focused on the screen that appeared in front of him.

It can take notes, record videos, take images, and contained almost every book, movies, and music on earth.

He was shocked at the contents of the chip and couldn't contain his excitement. With this, he had a cheat that would almost guarantee his success.

When his new name was announced he was a bit surprised, but just went along with it.

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The nun took him to a crib, with other children. Quinn looked at them and let out a tired sigh when one of them crapped.

He tried to ignore them and just focus on the book he was reading.

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Five years later, Quinn was sitting in one of the benches outside with his eyes closed and a frown on his face. He had spent these past five years training his body and reading up on strategies. He gathered from some of the adults that this kingdom was called the Kingdom of the sun and they were currently in 'Dew' city ruled by the duke.

He figured that, because this world seemed to be in the middle ages. He remembered the latrine. Scratch that, definitely in the middle ages. They needed some good generals to lead their armies.

He opened the 'The art of war' on his chip and gave a silent nod of gratitude to Sun Tzu.

By the power of plagiarism He has a good chance of becoming a success.

And if he failed, he could always 'invent' things.