The unwanted kid

the setting sun. The park was alive with the laughter of children playing, couples strolling hand in hand, and fri

ices filled with laughter and camaraderie. Ethan's heart sank as he realized he was never invited

d boy, preferring the company of books and nature to the chaos of social interactions. But a

mocked his appearance, ridiculed his interests, and reveled in his discomfort. Their bullying didn't stop

, and their eyes slid past him in the classroom as if he were invisible. The loneliness that weighed

nd rejection he had endured had transformed him from a timid boy into a vessel of anger and re

advertised a secret gathering rumored to hold the key to ultimate power—a place where the unwanted could find solace a

mind. He would attend this gathering, hoping it would provide the answers he

ndoned warehouse. The air was thick with anticipation and the scent of damp concrete. With each step,

e, a group of hooded figures encircled an ancient-looking table covered in symbols and candles. Their w

als like him—outcasts and rejects searching for a way to change their destinies. Their lea

th incantations and spells, said to possess the ability to grant unimaginable powers to those who dared to wield them. The Oracle

him. But the burning desire for acceptance won over his doubts, and with a resol

newfound determination. Little did he know that the power he sought would come with a heavy price—a price that wo