The Boy Who Ruled the Monsters: Volume 1 [Parts 1 to 6] by Sin Guilty

Author:Sin Guilty
Language: eng
Format: epub

The story involving Lunvemt Nachtfelia the Evil Dragon was so popular among children dreaming of receiving talents useful for fighting monsters on the first day of the year they turned twelve that many priests could recite it by rote. Specifically, it was called “Kuzuifabra,” also known as ”The Hero’s Epic.”

Lunvemt was the final boss whom the protagonist, the only person in history chosen by the gods to be a Hero, had to defeat at the very end. It was said to be as massive as a castle suspended in the sky. It held command over dragon magic, which was powerful enough to change the weather, and had a breath attack that could wipe out armies numbering the tens of thousands. Its scales were impervious to swords, arrows, and even magic, and its claws and fangs tore apart people, beasts, and monsters with zero distinction, as all other life was mere prey.

No one could stand in the Evil Dragon’s way, as it was practically the embodiment of the end of the world. It bared its fangs against the gods, razing five of the greatest magic cities of Era Gran Magicka and shattering the Tower, a monument said to have reached the heavens.

It was for the triumph of defeating Lunvemt that the Hero was lionized and her story passed down through the ages. In a way, the existence of a big bad threatening the world was necessary for the birth of a savior.

For some reason, however, Sol felt much more drawn to the monster shunned by man and god instead of the Hero. No one could ever beat god, as being infallible was part of the definition of being a god. There was no way that a dragon, who should have possessed intelligence far beyond human limits, hadn’t understood that. And yet the Evil Dragon had still challenged god—alone, no less.

At the height of the era of magical prowess, humans flaunted their god-given talents and threw their weight around, claiming to be made in the image of god. Lunvemt refused to accept this. Despite knowing that it had no chance of winning from the start, the evil, evil dragon had still fought until it was finally struck down by the Hero. This foolishness and stubbornness was what spoke to Sol. He empathized with the dragon because he too was driven by a goal far too big for himself.

Kuzuifabra was the story of the gods and a Hero who’d been chosen by them saving the world of man. Present day, the demihumans, therianthropes, demonfolk, and dragoneels had either been wiped out, greatly weakened, or enslaved by humans. How ironic it was that it was now mindless monsters who occupied the majority of this world humans had once dominated under the pretext of being more intelligent than all other races.

With such a storied enemy of god as a loyal servant, Sol could seize control of the world back from the monsters by clearing out all the dungeons. The thought of it exhilarated him more than even before, but his journey wasn’t off to a great start.

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