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Survival Of A Background Character

So, you think you've got life all figured out? Well, imagine waking up in the body of a third-rate villain from a novel you once scoffed at. That's exactly what happens to your not-so-average high school student turned reluctant anti-hero. Picture this: transmigrate into the body of a suspended student from school, banished from his noble family, and now trapped in a world where magic reigns supreme and destiny calls the shots. Oh, and did I mention he's got a one-way ticket back to reality? All he has to do is complete a series of tasks to fix the messed-up storyline. Easy, right? Hell no!! But hold on a second. This ain't your typical hero's journey. Chris isn't exactly the noble, tragic figure you'd expect. Nope, he's more of a sarcastic, self-aware protagonist who's not afraid to ask the real questions. Like, why bother with destiny when you can't even get your morning coffee right? Or how about facing your past mistakes when you can just blame it on the plot? And don't even get me started on trying to outsmart fate itself. As Chris stumbles through this twisted tale of magic and mayhem, he's forced to confront his own shortcomings, forge unlikely alliances, and maybe—just maybe—find a way back to the life he left behind. But with every sarcastic quip and sardonic remark, he's also asking you, the reader, to join him on this wild ride. So, buckle up, because in a world where reality is just a plot twist away, Chris Harrison is about to rewrite the rules and show destiny who's really in charge.

wondering_boson_04 · Fantasy
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63 Chs

Who Attacked Our Camp?

I woke up with a sharp gasp, my body jolting upright, as if a cold hand had yanked me out of the dark abyss I had just been in.

My head throbbed, and my limbs felt heavy, as if I had been submerged in water for hours. I struggled to open my eyes, but the oppressive darkness around me made it hard to see anything clearly.

Slowly, as my vision adjusted, I realized I was still in the cave.

The cold, jagged walls loomed above me, just as before.

The mana crystals embedded in the stone, which had dimmed earlier, were now glowing again—except this time, their light was different.

They shimmered with an otherworldly, ethereal glow that bathed the entire cave in an eerie, pale blue hue.

It was unsettling, like the light was alive, pulsing faintly with its own breath.

I blinked hard, trying to focus, and my heart sank as I saw my friends lying unconscious beside me.

My throat tightened, panic surging through me.