In the year 2035, the world is ordinary—until it isn’t.
Kael is a nineteen-year-old who has learned to survive long before he ever learned how to dream. Living with his only mother and trapped beneath the weight of poverty, his life is defined by sacrifice, responsibility, and quiet endurance. He is not special, not chosen, not powerful—just a boy doing what is necessary to keep going.
That fragile normalcy shatters when a mysterious event grants superhuman abilities to people across the world, dragging humanity into an era of chaos, fear, and moral uncertainty. As heroes rise and villains emerge, Kael is forced into a reality where power is no longer rare—and choice becomes everything.
At the center of this upheaval stands Zerathos, a centuries-old figure burdened with foresight and conviction, determined to reshape the world according to a future only he can see. As his actions spiral toward genocide and global collapse, Kael and those drawn into his orbit must confront a question far more terrifying than any enemy: what does it truly mean to save the world?

If you love action adventure novel, packed with complex power systems, then this is your novel.

Alan wields the power to summon black holes of adjustable size, with precise control over what—or who—they affect. These black holes can also function as storage spaces, allowing him to contain and retrieve various objects at will. Activation and deactivation require a snap of his right-hand fingers.


In addition, Alan can manifest white holes—the conceptual opposite of black holes—to release or discharge stored matter and energy. These white holes can also serve as defensive constructs, forcefully repelling incoming attacks. Activation and control of white holes are executed through snaps of his left-hand fingers.


Together, these abilities grant Alan dominion over both consumption and expulsion—destruction and release—making him a wielder of opposing cosmic forces in perfect balance.


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