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“You should have died today!” After five years of failing to awaken a Guardian Beast, Aeron was finally declared a Forsaken and sentenced to death. His family was ashamed of him. His fiancée abandoned him. Even his own father wished the execution had been completed. Then, on the day he was supposed to die, something finally awakened inside Aeron. A tiny snake. Everyone mocked him again. But they didn’t know why the beasts around him suddenly became restless. They didn’t know why dragons, which had disappeared thousands of years ago, began roaring across the sky. And they didn’t know that the little snake around Aeron’s wrist was hiding a terrifying secret. Aeron had spent five years being treated like a worthless man. Now, he was about to discover that he had been born with the power of the Dragon God. “Powerless? You’re the most powerful man alive!”

[12000~ Words Before Lock!] n a modern world where the "Great Integration" has turned Earth into a global game, dungeons and monsters are the new norm. Leo eD'souza, is a 19-year-old student and part-time librarian at a prestigious magic academy. While others awaken flashy combat classes like Dragon Knight or Grand Mage, Leo awakens a seemingly useless profession: Librarian of the Void. However, his class allows him to enter a Spectral Library where he can find the Remains of lost skills, skills that were murdered or forgotten by history. By solving the mystery of how these skills were lost, he can reconstruct them and summon the original masters as phantom teachers.

Aiden Draven was executed for a crime he didn't commit, kneeling before a crowd that once called him neighbor, watching the executioner's axe fall under the seal of gods who never once looked down to check if the charge was true. He should have died there. Instead, an ancient System older than the Concord itself tore open inside his soul at the moment of his death and bound itself to him with a single command: become strong enough to rewrite your fate. He wakes in a body the temple registry already marked deceased, with power the gods never intended a mortal to hold. No name, no status, no sect behind him, just a System that hands him missions, a body that shouldn't be breathing, and a slow, growing certainty that his execution wasn't a mistake. It was a cover-up. To survive, the man who was supposed to be nothing more than a closed case must learn to move unseen through a world where every temple, every enforcer, and every informant answers to the gods he's beginning to suspect framed him. But power like this doesn't stay hidden for long. When the Concord's local enforcer, Inquisitor Halden, is sent to quietly finish what the execution started, Aiden realizes the gods haven't forgotten him. They're starting to be afraid of him.