Prologue: The Gray Line

In a world where heroes and villains are at constant odds, there exists a gray line. A line that blurs the distinction between good and evil, right and wrong. It is a line that few dare to cross, for fear of being labeled as a villain or a traitor to the cause.

This gray line is personified in Kuro, a young man with a powerful quirk known as All Fiction. Kuro was born into a society where heroes were celebrated and revered, but as he grew older, he began to question the very foundations of this society.

Kuro saw the cycle of hero and villain as a never-ending cycle of violence and destruction. He saw that the heroes, while they may have good intentions, were just as flawed as the villains they fought against. Kuro came to believe that the only way to end this cycle was to destroy the system altogether.

But Kuro was not a villain, nor was he a hero. He was something in between, a gray line in a world of black and white. Kuro saw himself as a revolutionary, a change agent who would upend the status quo and usher in a new era of peace and prosperity.

Kuro's journey was not an easy one. He struggled with his quirk, All Fiction, which would often manifest without warning. Kuro would accidentally erase objects and people from existence, causing chaos and confusion.

But Kuro was determined to see his mission through to the end. He would become the reality shifter, the one who could erase anything from existence. Kuro knew that his path would be dangerous and filled with challenges, but he was ready to face them head-on.

This is the story of Kuro, the one who would change the world. It is a story of revolution, of change, and of the gray line that exists between heroes and villains.