Wrathborn: The Mythical Mirage

The Garden Behind the Fence In the year 2138, humanity stands on the brink of a magical apocalypse. At the center of this unraveling world lies Nexus Opoclyle Prime (NOP), a force that has begun to rewrite the very definition of humanity. To some, its gift is known as Monsterization — a divine elevation into god‑like power. To others, it is nothing more than a virus, a creeping infection that binds humans and animals to their monstrous subconscious, forcing them into contracts that fuse body and spirit. Even those who resist find themselves compelled, for the subconscious does not negotiate — it demands. those who gain these abilities are not only called supernaturals but go by a Wrathborn. Hidden within this chaos is a legend whispered in fear: The Garden Behind the Fence. A celestial garden concealed inside a haunted mansion, guarded by something so dreadful that even the strongest beings tremble before it. At its center stands the White‑Blue Heart Pillar, a relic said to hold the key to transcending Monsterization itself. The Resonance Seal Every contract leaves behind a Resonance Seal, a living sigil etched onto the host’s flesh. It pulses with their heartbeat, shifting with their emotions, and recording every pact made with the subconscious. The seal is both a mark of power and a warning — for when its glyphs deepen, the subconscious is preparing to force evolvement. The Oblivion Pulse Among the most feared abilities born of Monsterization is the Oblivion Pulse. To unleash it, one must lower their power to the absolute limit, erasing their aura entirely. If struck within 0.001 seconds, the attack leaves no trace, no soul, no evidence — only silence. It is the ultimate erasure, feared even by the guardians of the Garden. MC In the year 2138, where supernatural forces and otherworldly beings shape the balance of existence, Nathan Moya stands as one of the most feared and respected individuals alive. At just 19 years old—born on July 17, 2119—he is known across realms as a Supernatural whose ability, Reality Manipulation, places him second only to the enigmatic creator known as The Genesis. Nathan is a contradiction in every sense. To those who know him, he is social, loud, and impossible to ignore—cracking jokes, acting reckless, and treating friends like family. And his definition of “friends” is… everyone. From childhood classmates to strangers he met once in passing, Nathan has never let go of a single connection. His phone is overflowing with contacts, memories, and conversations spanning every stage of his life—proof of his almost unnatural persistence in holding onto people. But beneath that chaotic warmth lies something far more dangerous. Nathan does not love humanity. In fact, he often finds it flawed, exhausting, even disappointing. Yet despite that, he protects it without hesitation. Not out of duty. Not out of heroism. But because of a promise he made to his mother—a promise he refuses to break, no matter the cost. And when that promise is threatened… so is everything else. Because while Nathan is kind, respectful, and even goofy, there is one line no one should cross. Disrespect him, betray him, or push him too far—and the same person who laughs with you today will become someone unrecognizable. When angered, Nathan doesn’t argue. He doesn’t warn. He ends things. Effortlessly bending reality itself, he can rewrite the battlefield, crush opponents without lifting a hand, and remind anyone—friend or enemy—why he is considered one of the strongest beings to ever exist. Loved by many. Understood by few. Feared by all who truly know him. Nathan Moya is not a hero. He’s something far more unpredictable. GO To 2nd part sypnosis and YouTube Channel Step into the Moyaverse for Lore breakdowns, charcacter details etc Search me up on YouTube NATHANLOVESCOMEDY .