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Ed transmigrate into the world of his favorite novel. it was like a dream come true. But— As the memory flooded in of his new identity. -He was doomed. -He was f*cked. As He was now Caspian Arcwright [An Extra Character] Who is even despised by his own family. His father called him a failure, his mother saw him as a disgrace, and his older brothers tortured him relentlessly. There were only two reasons they let him live: the promise of an unknown bloodline that would awaken at the age of eleven, and his arranged fiancée. Then why? *[BLOODLINE AWAKENED]* *BLOODLINE OF SACRIFICE* ~UNIQUE SKILL: [SACRIFICE] ~Skill Requirement: [SACRIFICE YOURSELF] ________ For character illustration and updates join the discord server. https://discord.gg/zRdNgSj7hm
"Hey, give me a black pen," Ed said, nudging the boy sitting next to him in class.
His voice was casual, but the reaction was anything but.
A ripple of laughter spread through the small group of students around him as they turned to stare at Ed, smiling as if he'd just made the funniest joke in the world.
"You lame people," Ed snapped.
"You're in your final year of college, Grow up already." Ed said.
He pointed his finger toward a girl seated nearby.
"And you," he said, smirking.
"You're a girl—why are you looking at me like that? Do you have black pen?" Ed asked.
The girl shrugged nonchalantly, her grin unbothered.
"Who knows?"
"I am asking seriously," Ed said.
"When were we joking," girl asked.
"You bitc— sorry I don't bad mouth gi—"
"Who are you saying bitch, I'm your daddy!" the girl interrupted.
"But you're a girl," Ed retorted.
"Who knows?" she repeated with a teasing smirk, drawing another round of laughter.
".....Oh is that so, that's why your ex dumped you i guess" Ed said.
Girl didn't reply for few seconds.
"Sob....sob," she started crying.
"I was just joki—"
Suddenly —
The bell rang, signaling the end of the class.
Conversations shifted, books slammed shut, and students began gathering their belongings.
Ed leaned back in his chair.
"What should I do today?" he muttered to himself as he stood and stretched.
"Let's play Black Sword of Desire," a voice called out from across the room.
"The game was played by her with me," another boy added.
Ed frowned.
"This ex-f—," he began, but stopped short, turning to the first boy.
"What game? Black Sword of Desire? What's so good about it?" he asked.
"It's great!" the boy replied enthusiastically.
"In the game, you conquer heroines with the black sword."
"Conquer?" ex fucker boy said.
"So, she did conquer my heart," he said.
Ed groaned, shaking his head.
"Beat this idiot," he muttered, shoving his bag over his shoulder.
The laughter faded behind him as Ed walked alone toward his home.
The sun was beginning to set.
His footsteps echoed against the quiet streets.
Ed's mind wandered, tracing the familiar path of self-doubt and regret.
Every choice he had made in his life felt like a mistake—the wrong college, the wrong course of study, the heartbreak of his first love.
I prioritize short-term gains over long term consequences.
The only thing he'd ever truly valued was the bond with his friends.
They weren't perfect, but they had always been there for him, in their own chaotic way.
As Ed rounded a corner, his thoughts were interrupted by a sudden laugh.
His eyes snapped forward to see a little girl, he knows her. she lives in his neighbourhood he used to play with her, she was like little sister to him.
HONK!-HONK!
She was laughing, unaware of the large truck barreling toward her from the other side.
Time seemed to slow as panic surged through him. Without thinking, Ed dropped his bag and sprinted toward her.
Adrenaline drowned out every rational thought as he reached her just in time.
Scooping the child into his arms, he turned toward the sidewalk—but it was too late to dodge.
The truck roared closer, and Ed made a split-second decision. With all his strength, he flung the girl to safety.
The last thing he saw was her landing on the grass, unharmed.
The truck hit him with a force that sent him rolling across the asphalt.
Pain exploded through his body as he skidded to a stop, blood pooling beneath him. His vision blurred, and his breath came in shallow gasps.
As he lay there, broken and bleeding, Ed's gaze found the little girl.
She was safe, staring at him with wide, tear-filled eyes. A small, fragile smile tugged at the corner of his lips.
This… this might be the first choice I made right, he thought as darkness closed in.
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