Synopsis He wasn’t born. He didn’t reincarnate. He didn’t transmigrate. He simply… began to exist. Arthur’s first memory is an endless void—silent, empty, eternal. No body. No past. No identity. Only a distant light… and the moment he became something. Then, in an instant, he’s thrown into a human life. A mother. A father. A name. But Arthur doesn’t understand any of it. What is a family? What is emotion? What does it mean to live? He has knowledge—but no experience. Words—but no meaning. A mind that understands everything… except the world he’s been forced into. And worst of all— The void hasn’t let him go. It calls to him. Pulls at him. Consumes him when he least expects it. A place of perfect peace… that might take everything from him. Because Arthur was never meant to exist. And if the truth behind his existence is revealed— He may disappear just as easily as he appeared.
