Somewhere in another universe, in the outskirts of earth. A Dimension with only 5 continents, Gold gard, knight gard, Wizz gard, Prin.T Gard and Elve gard. A present filled with old creeping creatures of the past, angels, dragons and many more you can imagine, and most of all… Descendants of Angel who age slowly.
The journey begins….
Voices wailing in pain from every corner of the city, blurred
images of a giant fire rock falling and destroying buildings.
A figure stood at the centre, watching all the chaos. Above
was a falling rock surrounded by fire, accelerating towards where the figure stood.
The figure raised its hands, stretching them towards the direction of the fire-consumed rock, legs shaking, forehead sweating. As the fire consumed rock drew closer, a voice whailed, shouting
"KAIJINNNN!!!!!"
Then…
BOOM!!
Gold Gard City Hospital
A young boy opens his eyes to a slightly blurry environment,
his dark hair scattered on the pillow his hair pressed hard on—like he's been lying in the same place for years, but that explosion that caused him to wake up says otherwise. His eyes started ringing like the start of an old TV—then a pounding
headache. As his eyesight slowly became clear he was met with the sight of a stark white ceiling. He struggled to move his body; his body felt unusually heavy. Beeping sounds echoed faintly in the room, and when he tilted his head to the right, he saw an EKG monitor tracking his heartbeat.
He tried moving his hand, but no sensation came. Panic
flickered in his chest as he fumbled to remove the heart monitor on his chest with his elbows— with great effort, he slowly sat upright in the hospital bed.
"When… and how did I end up here?" he thought,
confusion clouding his mind.
Before he could process further, the door swung open, and a lady dressed in a white short gown rushed in. She froze mid-step, her eyes wide with disbelief at the sight of him sitting up. Her voice trembled as she stammered,
"H-He's awake?"
The boy stared at her, his olive green eyes, empty, equally
confused. The fog in his mind grew thicker. He asked in a hoarse voice,
"Who are you…? How did I get here?"
The nurse, still shaken, tried to open her mouth to explain
but her words were sticking in her throat. Finally, she managed to say, "You…you were in a terrible coma—the chances of your survival were very thin."
The boy's eyes widened. His gaze darted around the sterile
room, looking for something, anything, that felt familiar. A
tremor ran through his lips as he whispered, "What?" The
weight of her words sank in like a leaden anchor.
He looked down at his hands—and froze
"What…what the hell happened to my hands, why are they
missing" the boy said in a shaking voice.
His chest tightened as fragmented, blurry images of explosions
flashed in his mind. Try as he might, he couldn't piece them together.
The nurse stepped closer and asked gently, "How are you
feeling?"
The boy, still staring at his hands, replied, "I… I don't feel anything, except for this really heavy headache."
The nurse turned toward a drawer near the door, retrieved a
bottle of medicinal pills, and poured water into a cup. When she turned back to Kaijin, her eyes caught something startling: his hands were regenerating before her very own eyes. Flesh and bone knitted together as if time itself were reversing.
Her voice quivered, "When—and how—did you do that?"
The boy shook his head, equally shocked. "I… I don't know. It just happened," he muttered.
The nurse noticed something else—his celestial aura, faint
but terrifying, had changed drastically since he became
conscious. She instinctively placed her hands near him, using her healing abilities to jumpstart his aura.
As the faint green healing light luminated, she pushed it
towards the right side of his chest where his celestial aura cores are. His celestial aura began to flow smoothly, making Kaijin's move better. Suddenly, the celestial aura began to overflow.
An overwhelming surge of celestial energy erupted from him,
the room growing colder with every passing second. She backed away, trembling as she felt the immense, otherworldly force. "What are you doing, Turn it off!" she shouted.
"I don't know how!" The boy replied, panic rising in his voice.
As the aura grew more unstable, the door opened letting a
mysterious figure in. Without hesitation, he stepped in and extended a hand toward the boy's celestial aura core. With a light from the figure's pointing finger, the chaos stopped.
Sweat dripped down the nurse's face as she exhaled a shaky
breath. "Thank you, Dr. Sero. This is all my fault."
Sero gave her a reassuring nod. "Don't worry about it; it's no big deal."
She looked at him curiously. "Why are you here, Mr. Sero?"
Sero smirked. "The principal said to fetch the kid as soon as he wakes up ."
The nurse frowned. "I'm not sure he's ready to move yet."
Sero turned to the boy. "Yo, kid."
He blinked at him, confused.
"What's your name?" Sero asked.
"Kaijin… Kaijin Vu~aru."
Sero grinned. "Alright, Kaijin. Can you stand?"
Kaijin hesitated, then swung one leg over the side of the bed. His muscles protested after being dormant for eighteen
months, and his balance wavered. He managed to plant his feet on the cold tiled floor, but dizziness struck him.
Sero noticed and barked to the nurse, "Quick, get this guy some water and something to eat!"
The nurse rushed out and returned moments later with food,
water, and medicine. Meanwhile, Kaijin had shuffled to the bathroom to freshen up.
When Kaijin reappeared, the nurse handed him his meal. Once
he'd eaten, Sero pulled out a spatial key, a special tool that
allowed travel in and out of the school.
Kaijin frowned. "But I don't have my key."
Sero smirked. "Doesn't matter. As long as the Helios Empire
Academy has a record of your aura, mine will work for both of us."
Sero opened a portal through the door, and the two of them
stepped through, emerging in the principal's office.
Kaijin froze as his eyes fell on three unfamiliar faces standing in front of the principal's desk. Then, a soft, familiar voice broke the silence.
"Welcome back, Kaijin."
He turned, shocked to see a familiar face sitting in the
principal's chair. "Furi? What are you doing here?"
Furi smiled warmly. "It's principal Furi now—but let's get down to business."
One of the three familiar figures turned to Kaijin and said.
"Hello. Nice to meet you. I'm Jennie."
Introducing herself.
Kaijin stared at her brunette hair, packed in pig tails, her brown eyes gave the kindest and softest look
Her Demeanor made Kaijin feel welcomed.
Kaijin replied politely, reciprocating the same vibe he got from
Jennie "Pleasure to meet you."
He said with a warm smile
Furi gestured to the others. "These are your new
classmates and teammates. That is, if you don't want to quit. You've had a terrible experience—so I'll give you time to choose."
Kaijin bristled but stayed silent. The principal explained
further, revealing that his previous teammates had died—a revelation that hithim like a thunderclap. His hands trembled slightly, but he clenched them to steady himself.
The introductions continued.
"Yo, I'm Alec," one of the unfamiliar figures said, stretching his hand toward Kaijin for a handshake, his outfit strikingly
unconventional—a black tank top, white joggers, and sneakers under, wearing a purple cloak that complements his purple eyes.
Kaijin eyed him skeptically, noticing his green shade-dreaded
hair, packed up in a ponytail tail earning a chuckle from Alec. "In case you're wondering, I'm a young wizard."
Kaijin forced a polite nod. "Oh, haha. Nice to meet you."
The final teammate, Sutefu, introduced herself with a curt nod. Kaijin offered his hand for a handshake. She stared at his outstretched hands and shook them
"I'm Sutefu, nice to meet you," she said
"Nice to meet you too," Kaijin said, staring at her dark long
hair that fell down her back, her light orange eyes, and her gothic dressing.
Furi explained that " a leadership tournament is coming up,
and any of you could compete to be team leader"
"With that being said, you guys can later on get to know each other, your pillars, your strength, and all. For now, I would like to be left alone with kaijin"
Kaijin's teammate and Dr. Sero walked out of the principal's
office leaving Kaijin alone with the principal.
Furi leaned forward. "We need to talk."
"Yeah but what happened to the principal, why are you the principal all of a sudden. Is your mom okay?" Kaijin's
curiosity was interrupted.
Furi exhaled.
"Ever since the meteor shower she has been missing, we haven't heard anything from her. We have the search team on the lookout for her but until then, it's a generational obligation that once one of the scarlet family is off duty due to certain reasons, the next generation takes over, no matter what age. But at least with assistance"
"So you decided to take the seat? What about your twin brother, he's the one who's always wanted to be the principal" Kaijin stated
"Yes but it's not about who wants to, it's about who's strong enough to. Before the position is taken—there's always a
tournament if there are two people next in line for the seat. And obviously.." the principal said
"You won" Kaijin completed.
"I'm so sorry about your mom," Kaijin said
"It's fine," Furi said
"But what meteor shower are you talking about?" Kaijin asked
"Huh? What do you mean 'what meteor shower'—that's what you're recovering from"
Kaijin nodded hesitantly. "I've been trying to remember how I got to the hospital. All I see are blurry images."
Furi studied him closely. "Do you want to remember Because… you died, Kaijin. For a few minutes, you were gone."
Kaijin's breath hitched. "I… I died?"
Furi nodded. "You were in a coma for a year and a half."
The room felt as if it were spinning. Finally, Kaijin steadied himself and said, "They're my memories. I need to know."
Furi extended her hand. "Give me your hand."
Kaijin hesitated, then placed his hand in hers.
The moment their palms touched, a torrent of images flooded
his mind. Pain and grief consumed him as fragmented
memories of the meteor shower burned themselves into his consciousness. His breathing grew ragged as he whispered,
"There's…no way.."
(Flashbacks)