The object in the forest

As it fell into the forest, the snow leopard inside the round white egg object awoke. He slowly opened its round blue eyes, which resembled gleaming joules. The small leopard, dazed, tried to see where he was, but it couldn't since the inside of the egg was very dark. He attempted to move, but due to the lack of space, he was unable to move much. And, while in the dark, he began to recall what had happened.

In fact, the little snow leopard was not "little" in terms of intelligence. He'd died in the hands of his closest companions. He was a Korean agent, originally known as Seok Shin-Il, of a parallel Earth of the apocalyptic Earth (by the way he has black hair and eyes). The apocalypse occurred on this parallel Earth as well, and many humans gained superhuman abilities, but they did not transform into beastmen. Many gates were opened, and monsters emerged, fighting against the superpowered humans. It's the same as in the games. Many lives were lost, but many more were saved. As technology improved, humans produced more offspring with superhuman abilities, who were then trained in special schools, given certifications, and dispatched to dungeons (as the portals were known) to slay the monsters before they emerged outside. (This is exactly the same as Solo leveling) * Despite advances in technology, no one had the thought to venture outside the galaxy.

Anyway, let's return to the story. Seok was an orphan who had to work hard to gain strength and obtain his current position. He put his life on the line numerous times to save others and grow stronger. His life took a turn for the worst as his parents died in a car accident while protecting him. His relatives were power-hungry, so they snatched his parents' assets and money. They didn't leave anything for him. He was even sent to a run-down orphanage where food was scarce and the orphanage director threatened to beat them if they did not work. Seok's first years on orphanage were difficult because he had to cope with the loss of his parents and figure out how to live amid the chaos he was on. He was only 7 years old at the time, so he couldn't accomplish anything. To live, he was forced to work, starve, and read in secret. For him, these years were a nightmare. Later, the orphanage was destroyed by an unintentionally opened gate, but he was able to escape with minor injuries.

He was rescued by superhumans of the time who came to fight with the monsters and moved to a better orphanage than the one he was in. Seok has always been intelligent, so after his parents' accident, when he was surrounded by his relatives on the hospital bed (who were literally talking shit about him and what to do with him, just as he woke up from the coma), he listened carefully to what they said and acted like a mentally ill person out of fear. He knew that because of the incident at the orphanage, his relatives would believe he was dead, so when he was found, he pretended to have amnesia and didn't recall his name. He was able to preserve his life because of his quick thinking. (He was close to 13 or 14 years old when the incident occurred, so his age indicated that he should be in school.) He was actually sent to a school and was able to graduate successfully (no one realized he hadn't been to school at all before then). (*ahh smart brain right, well author wants to make him like that*) He worked many jobs to ensure his survival while also fully awakening his powers. (It's not that he hadn't been using these abilities from the beginning; he just wasn't aware of them.) He was seized by the government, who assigned him to various jobs and frequently sent him to dungeons. Many laughed at him because he was an orphan, but they were terrified of his might. When they were in dangerous situations, a number of people hurt his feelings and stabbed his back.

He was lonely, but he thought he had friends he could trust, yet they were the ones that stabbed him the most. According to what they said before they pierced his heart with their swords inside the dungeon, t hey were jealous of his power and the honors he had achieved together with the position he was given. They showed him of how much they hated him. They told him a lot more about what they did behind his back and why things usually went for the worst for him. This time they truly stabbed him hard.

(Hi there, author here. Please accept my apologies if this level of detail is unnecessary for you to know. I didn't intend to go so deep at first, but concepts sprang to mind and I couldn't stop myself. I'd appreciate it if you could let me know what you think.)