Regret, Rebirth, Relive
“Wouldn’t it be nice if Oryath was the main character? Then I can read his point of view all the time!”
Be careful what you wish for because it might come true. That’s the advice Keith wished he remembered when he said that phrase. Now born in a world where the book he loves is verified history, Keith doesn’t have the luxury of knowing the future. Furthermore, he doesn’t have all his memories of his past life in the modern world, only scattered and broken pieces that haunt his dreams.
Oryath’s soul is shattered and it’s only a matter of time before the timer to the end of the world begins to tick. Luckily for him, he finds the perfect person to bear both his soul and his memories: Keith of Kiol. If Keith agrees, he can happily give him the weight of the world, both in memories and his future.
“Thank you… and I’m sorry for what you’ll see.”