The City GlitchesThe world was unraveling around me.I could feel it—no, I could see it. Streets that once made sense twisted into impossible loops, stretching and folding in ways the human mind wasn’t built to process. Skyscrapers elongated like shadows at sunset, their edges flickering, their windows rippling as though made of liquid.And all of it was my fault.I was pushing my system powers further than I ever had, forcing the city to reveal its secrets, to show me where The Nexus was hidden. But reality wasn’t meant to be manipulated like this. The deeper I searched, the more the world bent under the pressure.Kane stood beside me, jaw clenched, eyes scanning the chaos. "Tony," she said, her voice dangerously low, "you’re breaking the fabric of reality.""I know," I muttered, sweat dripping down my temple. My brain pulsed with information, streams of data flickering behind my eyes. I could feel the city’s structure shifting, layers peeling back like pages in a book.But the more

The Nexus GatesElias led the way, his movements sharp, calculated. His mind was a map, a living archive of the Overseers’ secrets, and right now, it was guiding us to the one place that could end this—The Nexus.It was buried deep beneath the city, a place of impossible code and rewritten reality. The closer we got, the more the world distorted. Buildings folded into themselves. Roads looped endlessly, forcing us to take turns that shouldn’t exist. Even time felt unstable. I had to keep shaking my head to focus. The air itself was heavy, like we were wading through something unseen."I don’t like this," Kane muttered beside me, scanning the streets with sharp, calculating eyes. "Feels too easy.""It won’t be," Elias replied. "The Overseers don’t rely on brute force alone. They make reality itself the battlefield."I exhaled slowly, keeping my grip tight on my gun, though deep down, I knew bullets wouldn’t mean much here. "How do we know The Nexus is even real?"Elias kept walking. "B

Power Beyond LimitsSomething inside me snapped.Not in a slow, creeping way. Not in a way that I could fight or rationalize. It broke like glass under a hammer, like a dam shattering under the weight of an unstoppable flood.I wasn’t just waking up. I was rewriting reality.The mind prison shattered.The void that had held me collapsed into itself, breaking apart like fragments of a dying star. The pain, the failures, the voices that had haunted me—they burned away, erased by something stronger than doubt.Something stronger than them.Power surged through me, raw and untamed. It wasn’t just strength. It was command.Reality itself bent under my will.I could see it now—the threads of existence, the framework of everything around me. And just like that, I knew.I wasn’t just a piece on the board.I was part of the system itself.Kane’s voice pulled me back. “Tony?”I turned. She was on her feet, watching me carefully. The way someone watches a storm from too close. “What the hell jus

Entering The NexusThe Nexus pulsed around us, humming with a presence I couldn’t ignore. It wasn’t just there—it was aware.Massive constructs spiraled outward like an infinite machine, stretching into nothingness. The walls weren’t solid, but layers of shifting code, rewriting themselves in real-time. Every step we took sent ripples through the space, like reality itself was adjusting to accommodate us.Or maybe just me.I swallowed the knot in my throat. The closer we got to the core, the stronger that connection became.Kane walked beside me, her eyes scanning every inch of the impossible structure. She was tense but focused. Elias followed just behind, his grip tight on his weapon, his stance coiled and ready.None of us spoke.Not until we reached the center.The Nexus core wasn’t a room. It wasn’t a console. It was… something else. A colossal, shifting mass of raw data, spiraling inwards like a digital hurricane. Symbols and scripts flickered through the air, rewriting themselv

The Last RewriteThe moment my hand connected with the Nexus, everything cracked.Not just the system. Not just the Overseers.Reality itself.The world around me fractured into endless fragments, each one reflecting a different version of me.A villain. A god. A forgotten shadow.I saw myself as a tyrant, standing over a broken world, ruling with absolute control. My voice echoed like thunder, commanding obedience with a flick of my wrist. Cities burned in my name. The Overseers kneeled before me, afraid.Then another.A version of me so detached from humanity that I had become one of them. Cold. Unfeeling. A silent watcher in the void, existing only to maintain balance. No emotion. No past. No Kane.And then—a ghost.A Tony who had never mattered at all. Forgotten. Wiped away by the system. Like I had never even existed.I sucked in a breath, my pulse hammering against my ribs. The visions weren’t just illusions. They were possibilities. Every choice I could have made. Every version