Thrown into the video game world of Aetheria with no recollection of his personal life, our main protagonist finds himself with a book containing instructions and quests to gain power by ‘dominating’ monsters into allies. While seemingly trying to enjoy his daily life in game, more mysteries arise when he finally meets other ‘normal players.’ He finally chooses to embarks on a quest to escape the game he was thrown into and reveal the mystery behind it.

The story takes place in the penultimate repetition of the cosmic clock. After several wars, Lucifer, the strongest fallen angel, when he saw that he was going to lose the war against the angels and knights, he reset the chronology of the world before he was going to lose. The knights are from a private organization that exists in all countries, they control their energy and power through the pineal gland which is found in the middle of the brain. They use this power to combat any threat that could cause harm to the population or society. But one day the king’s experiment worked and now she is one of the options to stop this war. Kat: “Ghost I have a proposal…”

A lone survivor stumbles through a fractured world, where ruins whisper and shadows linger at the edge of perception. Time itself feels broken — stretched, looping, uncertain — and nothing around him seems quite real. Echoes of battles long past hum in the air like forgotten hymns, and the line between memory and prophecy begins to blur. He is not a hero. He is what’s left when the dust settles and the stories are done. This is not a beginning. It’s a consequence — a slow unraveling of something ancient, silent, and hungry. As unseen forces stir beneath the surface and forgotten powers call his name, one truth becomes clear: The Rift has opened, and nothing will ever be the same.

From a modern world where gods granted humanity supernatural powers known as mana purely for their own entertainment, comes Adrian Blackwell — a man already known as the Innate Demon. Calm, emotionally complete, and utterly without doubt or regret, Adrian is transferred to a medieval fantasy realm of mana, nobility, demons, monsters, and an unreachable floating dragon continent. He arrives weakened, yet his mindset remains unchanged: he rejects false ideals, destiny, and hypocritical righteousness. He believes only in honest power, absolute protection of what is his, and the unflinching correction of deception — no matter the cost. In a world divided between the weak human empire clinging to codified conquest, aggressive demons, primal monsters, and sovereign dragons who need never interfere, Adrian quietly carves his path. He builds a domain that defies the empire's hierarchy, earns wary alliances with its deadliest blades, and draws the attention of forces far beyond human comprehension. This is not a tale of redemption, conquest for glory, or heroic ascent. It is the deliberate, philosophical chronicle of a self-aware villain living exactly as he chooses — protecting without compromise, correcting without mercy, and existing without restraint. Slow, mature, and unapologetic, "The Life of a Villain" explores what happens when one man's honest ideology begins to outweigh the natural order of species, empires, and even divine entertainment. You may question him. You may fear him. But in time, you will understand why the world itself starts to bend. Monthly releases. The journey is long, deliberate, and inevitable. Created by Lucian Blackwell (Yandisa Sosibo) Dark Fantasy • Psychological • Villain Protagonist • Slow-Burn • Mature

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Are we born with a predetermined destiny? Everyone fights for their dreams… Will the young Daego overcome his demons? And if he does so… Will he be able to survive the crucible of the Paladin's Forge? Join us in this adventure and find it out.

Long after the days of king Arthur and the round table, at times when mythical creatures are considered to be the creation of imagination, and magic is nothing but a name to refer to cheap tricks, a demon referring to himself as Percival lives in solitude with his familiar and best friend Riot at a hidden valley in Scotland. What starts as another day for the two, takes a turn with the arrival of a mysterious figure in a robe, tasked by their operator to kidnap both Percival and Riot and bring them to him.