Two engineers in another world
Synopsis
Neo and Hunt, two engineering students about to graduate, are killed in an explosion during a test of an experimental hydrogen-powered car they designed themselves. After their death, a mysterious entity offers them the chance to be reborn in a medieval world where magic exists. Intrigued by its new laws of physics, they accept.
They find themselves in a forest teeming with mutated creatures, and, using their special abilities and scientific mindset, they begin to analyze this new world. For years, they survive on their own, studying monsters, discovering how mana works, and developing theories that bridge magic and science.
Using magical crystals, runes, and strange materials, the two engineers begin to recreate modern technology using magic: energy systems, advanced tools, and even a laboratory within their own subdimension.
After six years of research, survival, and technological development, they decide to leave the forest and face the real outside world, where their knowledge could shift the balance between realms, magic, and power
Chapters 26
- 1 Chapter 1: I had an accident with the car I created, and I came back to life in another world.
- 2 Chapter 2: Flight System.
- 3 Chapter 3: We left the forest and ended up in the stomach of two mutants Noin
- 4 Chapter 4: The first city.
- 5 Chapter 5: Hunt around town
- 6 Chapter 6: Neo through the city.
- 7 Chapter 7: Hunt and Selene
- 8 Chapter 8: The Neo test
- 9 Chapter 9: The Midnight Bet
- 10 Chapter 10: The heartbeats I don't want to leave behind
- 11 Chapter 11: Who are we really?
- 12 Chapter 12: The art of deploying mana
- 13 Chapter 13: Nonlinear System & How is it possible... only once a year?
- 14 Chapter 14: Under the cloak of night
- 15 First steps
- 16 Hunt the mathematician
- 17 Iron and Carbon: The Hidden Truth of Steel
- 18 Twin swords
- 19 Old debts, New wounds
- 20 Torn by Despair
- 21 Bad weeds never die
- 22 New Owners
- 23 A normal day
- 24 The morning before the Banquet
- 25 The banquet
- 26 The banquet, the sentences.
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