The moment his pc turned on, Blue Globe automatically launched, and a flood of personal DMs filled his screen.
"What happened?" Eryke frowned and casually opened one of the messages—only to be shocked by what he read.
Blue Globe was a messaging app that processed trillions of messages per day. Personally, he was only active in a few gaming communities, where he had earned recognition as a top-ranked gamer.
That was how he gained some fame—many people knew him. Unfortunately, as real-world dangers increased, fewer and fewer people were willing to pay for entertainment. After all, who cared about gaming when their lives were at risk?
"No, I need to confirm this."
He quickly opened another tab and checked the news.
Another half a billion people have suddenly disappeared.
The media had already named the event the "Second Awakening."
"Sigh." Eryke slumped back in his chair, feeling the weight of the situation settle over him.
Although people disappeared every day, it was usually in small numbers. This, however, was the largest mass disappearance yet.
The world's population had already shrunk significantly, and losing **half a billion** more was staggering...
"Forget it."
Eryke could already imagine the chaos outside, but it had nothing to do with him.
Besides, he was America's third SSS-rank Awakener. The privileges that came with his rank were beyond imagination—he only had to reveal his status.
Clenching his fist, he refocused and turned back to his computer.
The Internet was a vast sea of knowledge, a tool that could either empower or destroy those who used it.
Finally, his gaze landed on a particular piece of information, and he dug deeper into it.
The first title that caught his eye was "Dragons and the Telekinetic World."
Eryke was almost in a trance as he searched for more details. After hours of reading, he slumped into his chair, exhaustion written all over his face.
This was a world filled with many races, but Dragons and Humans were the two dominant forces, constantly competing for supremacy.
Humans were born with Telekinetic abilities, granted by their unique bloodlines. Meanwhile, Dragons were colossal beings capable of spewing fire, ice, water, and more—living embodiments of natural disasters.
Creatures that could wield magic.
However, what was even more terrifying was the cult hidden among humans. These corrupted beings worshiped the Dragons, willing to do anything for them.
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