THERE'S INFINITE INFINITIES

By his sixteenth birthday, Argon was a god. Born with a limitless fountain of power known as the Infinity, he conquered the dragons, shattered the archmages, and took the throne of Priestecialla. He never needed food, he never needed sleep, and he never knew defeat.

Until the sky broke.

Ripped from his kingdom, Argon wakes up in the 210th century—a sterile, hyper-advanced world completely void of magic. Worse yet? His legendary powers fail to manifest, and the facility holding him insists his memories of being an emperor are just a synthetic delusion implanted by a rogue faction.

Is he a displaced god trying to break his way home? Or is he just a broken experiment experiencing a devastating existential crisis?

What to expect:

Sci-Fi meets Fantasy (Guns and Gadgets vs. Internal Magic)

An arrogant, overpowered protagonist forced to start from absolute zero

Psychological survival, mystery, and eventual progression