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The Dark Rebirth of Pandora: Revenge of the Abyss

Takashi Nakamura is an ordinary student, constantly targeted by bullying from his classmates, living a life marked by loneliness and disdain. When he and his peers are mysteriously summoned to a new world, their hopes for change quickly fade. Deceived by everyone, he is accused of crimes he didn’t commit and executed by his classmates who planned everything from the start. Reborn as Pandora Aegis Oblivion, the new Demon King, Takashi no longer cares about the consequences of his actions. With immense powers at his disposal, he embarks on a journey of chaos and destruction, determined to plunge not just the kingdom, but the entire world into absolute chaos. In a universe filled with shadows and magic, Pandora transforms into an unstoppable force, a symbol of despair and power. As she progresses, she confronts relentless enemies and the reality of her new role. In her quest for total destruction, she will discover that every act of revenge comes at a cost, and that even amidst chaos, echoes of the past can resurface, challenging her resolve.

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Levels

The teacher walks in and goes to his desk, placing his teaching materials.

'Cedric Luminar, he's going to teach most of the subjects.' This teacher is quite a cutie.

'W-Wait, mind, let's take it slow, I already have Mikael.' I ignore the intrusive thoughts while looking attentively at what he's going to say.

Riko next to me is also paying attention.

"Pay attention, students. As we learned about magic last week, this week we'll learn a bit about the level system."

'This seems interesting.' I hadn't studied this part yet, I was too focused on learning things so I wouldn't be strange in conversations.

"Let's start with a basic question why are the numbers so disproportionate to each other, and how do we, as humans with such low levels, face opponents with higher numbers?"

One of the students raises their hand.

"Because the level changes based on race... and skills are just as important as the numbers," he says.