Through a silent cycle of repetition, Kivotos slowly warps. The world decays, and so do the hearts of its people. Seven people who once held nothing but pure intentions are gradually worn down by suffering, becoming the mad sinners the world sees them as. The road ahead has long since twisted and turned, winding back on itself, yet the direction they strive toward in their hearts has never changed. Even as heaven and earth crumble and the world heaps every hardship upon them, they are willing to give everything to break through these oppressive shackles and carve out a new future for Kivotos.
"The world's condemnation is laughable. What does it have to do with me?"
"You bear glory, so I shall take it. Even heaven cannot stop me."
"All the suffering in this world, all things, shall return to dust."
"Let the world's troubles come and go. They are no concern of mine."
"Whatever my heart desires shall be mine. I will not stop until I have it."
"The fears of all living things may enter my belly and fill my emptiness."
"Following one's heart is only human. There should be no restraints."
It's a pity that the main character has no gender.
A day of waiting for the fire
The author works so hard but no one reads it, so I'll give it a try😏😏😏