When Daion wakes up in a strange void, standing before an arrogant "god" with a sharp tongue, his life—or rather, his death—takes an absurd turn. With no memories, no purpose, and no choice, he’s sent to a collapsing world, ravaged by corrupt monsters and governed by incomprehensible chaos. His mission: become a hero.
The problem is, Daion isn’t chosen, part of some glorious prophecy, or even the first to try. In fact, it seems the gods are treating "heroes" like disposable pawns in a much larger game. Armed with a dark glove he doesn’t understand and a sword radiating an unsettling aura, Daion must face colossal enemies, survive in a world where the rules defy logic, and navigate allies and rivals with secrets of their own.
Between overwhelming beasts, the impossible-to-master omega energy, and gods playing with mortal lives as if they were toys, Daion isn’t just fighting for survival—he’s struggling to figure out what it really means to be a "hero" in a game he never wanted to play.
