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Eternal ashen

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Nine hundred and ninety-eight times he has died. Nine hundred and ninety-eight times he has returned. Ashen is not a hero. He is not a savior. He is the cursed blade that refuses to rust, the mistake the world cannot erase. Hated by the living. Hunted by the dead. Mocked by the heavens. Every life is a chain. Every death, a lie. And above it all, the Scribe keeps writing—trapping him in the wheel of eternity, laughing as kingdoms fall and lives turn to ash. But this is the 999th life. The final step before the unknown. And Ashen has chosen his vow: He will not kneel. He will not break. He will cut down gods, destiny, and the very cycle itself— even if the world must drown in blood and ash to end his suffering. Eternal Ashen — a legend carved in suffering, a tale of the man hated by all, defeated by none.
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Chapter 1 - Chapter 1 – The World That Shouldn’t Exist

Ashen woke up on cold metal.

Rain fell from a sky that flickered like a broken screen, neon lights bleeding into the puddles around him. Towers scraped the heavens, stitched together with wires and glowing veins. Machines hummed. Sirens cried somewhere far away.

He didn't know where he was.

He didn't know who he was.

He pushed himself up slowly. His head throbbed—not with pain, but with absence. Like something vital had been torn out and never replaced.

No memories.

No past.

Only a strange weight in his chest.

People passed him without looking. Their eyes were hollow, faces lit by screens embedded in their skin. None of them noticed the sword resting beside him.

A sword.

Long. Ancient. Out of place.

His hand wrapped around the hilt instinctively. It felt familiar in a way nothing else did. As if his body remembered what his mind could not.

A giant screen above the street flickered.

YEAR: 3054

SYSTEM STATUS: STABLE

Ashen stared at it, his reflection warping across the glass.

"3054…" he whispered.

The word meant nothing.

Yet somehow, it terrified him.