Luki was a burned-out office worker, living to work and working to survive — until an unexplained death left him waking up in the body of an elf, in a world he barely recognized.

No powerful system. No blessings from Fate. Not even the ability to speak the local language.

Alone and confused, he somehow finds his way into the Hestia Familia — and begins his life anew as an adventurer at the very bottom. With no real ambitions beyond staying alive, he slowly steps into the Dungeon, trying to find something — anything — that makes him feel alive again.

He never expected to discover a passion for battle… or for the strange warmth blooming in his chest.

Luki only wants to grow at his own pace, without interfering in the world’s main story. But destiny rarely cares what you want.

A grounded Danmachi fanfic about quiet growth, second chances, and a man trying to make sense of a world full of gods and monsters.

I spent some time thinking about whether I should make this announcement, but I believe it's only fair to explain the situation openly.


This Yu-Gi-Oh GX fanfic started as an experiment. The idea was to explore the universe in a different way, going beyond the card game itself and leaning more into a fantastical, almost magical isekai-like approach. The first three chapters worked as a test drive, both for me and for the readers, to see if the concept would have enough traction and engagement.


Unfortunately, it became clear that the story didn't receive the support needed to sustain itself in the long run. Being honest, continuing to invest time and energy into a project that isn't finding its audience can be very discouraging, especially since I'm trying to participate in an event that relies heavily on consistency and reader engagement.


Because of that, I decided to drop this fanfic for now. This doesn't mean the idea is bad or that it will never return in the future — it simply means that this isn't the right moment for it.


I'll be shifting my focus to a new fanfic set in My Hero Academia, a universe with a much larger active audience at the moment, which gives me better chances to stay motivated, keep a steady update schedule, and interact more with readers.


I truly appreciate everyone who read, commented, or followed the story up to this point. Even small amounts of support never went unnoticed. I hope to see you again in my next project.


Chapter 86 - Hi everyone