"Save this world? What does that have to do with me? I'm just an ordinary college student. This isn't even my world."
"You want me to save this world? Ah, sure, no problem. But you'll have to wait until I'm strong enough and confident I can do it."
"Don't you think it's a little unreasonable and ridiculous to entrust something this important to the three of us? Ah, sorry, I don't mean to question your judgment. I'm just questioning your intelligence."
A trio of comic-book protagonists who can't stand one another are forced to travel together on a mission through a world teeming with danger.
Danger lurks everywhere, teammates stab each other in the back, and after narrowly escaping death, they look back and realize that shadows of manipulation are everywhere.
The main story officially begins in Chapter 5. The first four chapters are mostly introductions, so it's perfectly fine to skip them.
How I turned college into a game of Werewolf.
Not recommended for the faint of heart. Also not recommended for readers with high moral expectations of the protagonist.
Character OOC warning, lots of original characters, a faux-Cthulhu setting, an infinite-flow story, no original comic plot, and a suspenseful, brain-teasing direction. I hope this will be a fun, satisfying read. I've made some revisions to flesh out the world and setting, and I'm replacing the chapters one by one.
The price of every gift fate bestows was marked from the very beginning.
Updates about once every three days.
Theme: Growing through setbacks and finding a better, stronger version of yourself.
I'm not sure about this setting. Is it self-created or is it a reference to another show's setting?
I think this article is pretty good. Why haven't I seen any comments? Is there something wrong with my phone?
The last chapter was locked, so I can't understand it... The setting looks great, I'm looking forward to it