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Echoes of the fallen

Hinshitsu
In a ruined world torn apart by a deadly curse, Kael, a young man with nothing but his instincts and a shattered past, is forced to confront the brutal trials of the Tower of Ascension. The Tower, an ancient structure that rises from the desolate land, promises unimaginable power to those who can survive its deadly floors, but the cost is steep, and few ever make it to the top without losing themselves in the process. Kael’s journey begins when a mysterious, grotesque creature attacks him, forcing him into the Tower’s first trial. Armed with nothing but his will to survive and a jagged shard from the remains of his enemy, Kael discovers that the more he kills, the more power he absorbs, in the form of shards that grant him new abilities. But with each shard he absorbs, the price becomes higher. The powers are addictive, and the darkness they carry threatens to consume him. As Kael ascends, he encounters the Forgotten, twisted, monstrous beings who once sought to climb the Tower, only to be twisted and destroyed in its depths. With each floor, Kael faces more deadly enemies, puzzles, and challenges, but the greatest threat is the one within him: the whispers of the shards, urging him toward something darker, something that might turn him into a monster. But the Tower itself is more than just a labyrinth of dangers. The higher Kael climbs, the more he begins to uncover its true nature, a twisted creation designed to test the limits of those who dare to seek its power. The further he ascends, the more he realizes that the real battle isn’t against the monsters of the Tower, but against his own growing hunger for power. Kael must navigate not only the brutal trials of the Tower but also the dangerous allure of the power that promises to make him unstoppable. Each step forward brings him closer to the top but also closer to the point where he will no longer be human. To survive, Kael will have to make the ultimate choice: will he ascend to the peak, or will the Tower’s darkness claim him before he ever reaches it?
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