World Rejector

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World Rejector

Sci-Filast updateLast Updated : 2025-03-10

By:  HarusakiOngoing

Language: English
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In a world where fate seems set in stone, one boy gains the power to reject it entirely… Noah was just an ordinary high school student—until everything in his life crumbled. Betrayed by his girlfriend, abandoned by his family, and left for dead after saving a little girl from an oncoming truck, he awakened something deep within him. A voice echoed in his mind: [System Activated: World Rejecter] With this power, Noah can reject anything—concepts, objects, even supernatural forces. A gun pointed at him? Rejected. A fire meant to burn him? Gone. A destiny forced upon him? Denied. But power this absolute comes with a price. Secret organizations and supernatural entities take notice. Some seek to control him, while others fear he could erase the very fabric of reality. As Noah struggles to find meaning in his shattered world, he must decide—will he use World Rejecter to tear everything down, or will he find something worth protecting again?

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    Chapter 1: World Divided

    Twenty years ago, everything changed.The event later called Overdrive reshaped the world. Overnight, people awakened abilities that defied the laws of nature. Some could move objects with their minds. Others bent fire to their will. A few rewrote the rules of physics entirely.No one knew why it started. No one knew how.But suddenly, ordinary people found themselves chosen by something called the System, an invisible force that granted powers—and purpose. Those who awakened became known as Regulars, stepping into a new world of possibility. They were faster. Smarter. Stronger. They became the backbone of modern society, fueling innovation, warfare, and power. Nations rose and fell on the strength of their ability users.But not everyone awakened.Some of us were left behind.We were labeled Irregulars—the ones the System didn’t choose. Powerless. Ordinary. In a world obsessed with strength, we became second-class citizens. People pitied us… when they weren’t ignoring us altogether.

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    Chapter 1: World Divided
    Twenty years ago, everything changed.The event later called Overdrive reshaped the world. Overnight, people awakened abilities that defied the laws of nature. Some could move objects with their minds. Others bent fire to their will. A few rewrote the rules of physics entirely.No one knew why it started. No one knew how.But suddenly, ordinary people found themselves chosen by something called the System, an invisible force that granted powers—and purpose. Those who awakened became known as Regulars, stepping into a new world of possibility. They were faster. Smarter. Stronger. They became the backbone of modern society, fueling innovation, warfare, and power. Nations rose and fell on the strength of their ability users.But not everyone awakened.Some of us were left behind.We were labeled Irregulars—the ones the System didn’t choose. Powerless. Ordinary. In a world obsessed with strength, we became second-class citizens. People pitied us… when they weren’t ignoring us altogether.
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    Chapter 2: Amber
    I stared at my hands.The street was silent, except for the distant hum of neon signs and the occasional sound of a passing car. But my mind wasn’t on that.It was on the fact that I was still alive.The Iron pipes disappeared completely.No wreckage. No debris. No scorch marks. It wasn’t broken or vaporized—it was like it had never existed in the first place.I swallowed hard, flexing my fingers.“What… did I just do?”A system message had appeared before I lost consciousness.[SYSTEM ACTIVATED] Ability Acquired: WORLD REJECTERWorld Rejecter. A power that let me reject things from existence.I clenched my jaw. This wasn’t a normal ability. I had seen dozens of ability users—people who could control fire, enhance their speed, manipulate gravity. But this?This wasn’t creation or manipulation.It was erasure.And that terrified me.I was never supposed to have an ability. I was an Irregular. A reject.And yet, here I was.I needed to test it. To understand how it worked.I needed to k
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    Chapter 3: Start of new Life
    The Next DayI still couldn't comprehend what was happening. One moment, I was living a painfully average life, and the next, I was tied up—figuratively and maybe even literally at this point—with Amber.Amber image pop in my head. She is absolutely a beauty, but her personaly its of an devil.I sighed as I followed her through a dimly lit underground corridor, the sound of our footsteps echoing off the cold metal floor. The deeper we went, the less it felt like reality and more like we’d wandered into a secret sci-fi base. Dim lights flickered along steel walls lined with pipes. Cameras tracked our every movement with lazy precision. The air smelled faintly of metal and… was that gunpowder?I wasn’t sure if I was walking toward some top-secret government facility or a villain's hideout. Given Amber’s smug grin, I was leaning toward the latter.“You sure this isn’t where you keep your hostages?” I asked, trying for humor.Amber glanced back over her shoulder, flashing a smirk. “Only o
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    Chapter 4: First Mission
    One week had passed since I met Amber and the others.It was still surreal. One moment I was an average nobody, floating through life, and the next I was being dragged into a secret world of chaos and danger.Flare. That’s what they called themselves. A secret agency of Dark Side Agents working from the shadows to keep Neo Silicon Valley from collapsing in on itself. They took on the threats nobody else wanted to deal with—rogue ability users, cyber-terrorists, organized crime syndicates.At first, it was terrifying. Then… it got exciting.Maybe keeping busy like this was what I needed. If I had to outrun my own thoughts, then I wouldn’t have time to think about her.Mio.I clenched my jaw as her name floated through my mind. No matter how hard I trained or how much I distracted myself, she always found a way to sneak back in.I sighed. No use dwelling on it.I still owed Amber for dragging me into this world, even if she’d claim I did it to myself. Most of the last few days had been
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    Chapter 5: Saint White
    Outside of New Silicon Valley, in the ruins of what was once the European countryside, stood a temple untouched by time and war. A sanctuary for those who despised the existence of ability users. They called themselves the White Cult.Inside the grand, candlelit chamber, robed figures knelt in silence. At the altar, a young woman in pristine white vestments stood, hands delicately clasped as if in prayer. Her silver hair shimmered under the soft glow of flickering flames, and her blue eyes held an ethereal serenity. This was White—their revered leader, the chosen voice of their so-called divinity.Yet, beneath the gentle facade, something flickered.A kneeling disciple, drenched in sweat, trembled before her. “The operation in New Silicon Valley… it has failed. The ability user was captured.”White’s expression did not falter. She exhaled slowly, the ghost of a smile playing on her lips. “Is that so?” Her voice, gentle and measured, was like the whisper of a mother singing a lullaby.
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    Chapter 6: Teacher and Students
    I wasn’t paying much attention to where I was going. One second, I was walking down the street, and the next—BAM.Something soft but heavy crashed into me, and suddenly, food was everywhere. Bags filled with vegetables, fruits, and packed meals tumbled to the ground.“Ack—!”I barely caught a bag of oranges before they rolled into the street.When I looked up, I saw the person I had crashed into—a woman, dressed neatly, struggling to balance what little she had left in her arms.“My bad,” I said, picking up some of the fallen groceries.She let out a relieved sigh. “Oh, thank you! That would’ve been a disaster.”Her voice was gentle, warm. Like a cup of tea on a rainy day.I adjusted the weight of the bags in my hands. “Where are you taking all this?”“The rooftop.”I froze.“The… rooftop?”She nodded cheerfully. “Yup! I’m taking these up for the kids.”I glanced down at the ridiculous amount of food, then up at the building.“Please tell me there’s an elevator.”“It’s broken.”Of co
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    Chapter 7: Trust
    Noah couldn’t believe it.“That’s impossible. Teacher Nana loves her students. She’s kind!”He stood abruptly, his chair scraping back with a loud screech. His hands trembled, fists clenching as he glared across the table at Amber.She didn’t flinch. Her arms crossed over her chest, expression cool as steel. “You shouldn’t judge people by appearances, Noah. They can fool you.”Lynn’s gaze softened, but there was no hesitation in her voice as she added, “The White Cult has infiltrated the city. We can’t afford to trust blindly.”Noah’s heart pounded like a war drum. His breath came fast.“No,” he hissed. “You’re wrong.”Amber gave a faint shrug, but her words hit like a hammer. “I hope I am.”He was already moving.Out of the café, into the street, feet pounding against concrete. He barely registered Lynn’s voice calling his name, or Amber’s hurried footfalls as they followed—then stopped. They knew there was no stopping him.I need to see for myself.The wind cut sharp across his face
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    Chapter 8: The day flowers withered
    (Nana’s perspective.)The town was alive with laughter and warmth—and I stood at the heart of it.Every morning was the same, but it never grew old. As I walked the cobbled streets toward the schoolhouse, I heard the patter of small feet behind me before I felt their tiny hands slip into mine. Their voices followed soon after, high and bright, filled with unfiltered joy."Teacher Nana! Teacher Nana!"Their faces glowed like the morning sun cresting over the hills. In that light, it was easy to believe that this world was kind.I smiled at them—how could I not?—and squeezed their hands gently as we walked together.I loved them. More than anything, I loved them.I loved their curiosity, their endless questions tumbling from their lips with an urgency that demanded answers. “Why do birds sing, Teacher Nana?” “Why do leaves fall in autumn?” “Do the stars tell stories if we listen hard enough?”I told them yes. I told them that every falling leaf, every star in the sky, every whisper of t
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