Every Day I Wake Up to the Fourth Calamity Treating Me Like a Tragic Beauty

“You grew up in a savage wasteland, abandoned by your parents because they believed a prophecy.”

“But you possess terrifying magical talent. You befriended the Demon King, helped an emperor ascend to the throne, hunted down the Calamity of the World and destroyed it, and took in the Hero as your disciple.”

“You are covered in honors, the greatest pillar of human history in a thousand years, and the guardian of this world.”

“But, ”

“Your best friend is about to invade the country you protect. Your emperor is using your power. The dead Calamity clings to you like a curse. Your disciple has betrayed you and become an enemy of the ruling class...”

“That’s right, darling. You’re an invincible, beautiful, tragic powerhouse.”

After listening, Anslowal expressionlessly tossed the 372nd [Player] to call him “darling” out of his magic tower.

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The cross-generational virtual reality game Starchaser Storm attracted throngs of players as soon as it launched, thanks to its astonishing freedom. Its exquisite character models, paradise-like scenery, beautiful buildings, and lifelike NPCs all won widespread acclaim.

Among them, the NPC most discussed on the forums was a character named [Anslowal].

His breathtaking looks inspired love at first sight.

His tragic fate stirred people’s compassion.

He was so powerful that even the phantom who protected players’ souls as they reformed in the main city after taking fatal damage was him.

How could anyone not cry out, “Hey! Darling!” at a noble, beautiful, untouchable flower on the empire’s highest peak?

Rumor had it the game had an NPC romance system, and countless players flocked to try it.

But they soon realized something was wrong.

Why did they have to duel the Demon King, the Emperor, the Hero, or the Calamity of the World before they could romance this beautiful, tragic powerhouse???

Was the game’s freedom dialed up way too high?!

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