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Reincarnated as the World's Worst Mage(But Somehow Awesome)

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Chapter 1 - Chapter 0 : Me and my wish

"Mr. Caelum? good , you're finally awake."

A soft voice echoed in my ears.

I blinked.

In front of me was someone—graceful, beautiful—clinging to me tightly. She was crying. Why?

Her clothes were soaked in blood. Wait... blood?

Where am I?

I tried to move, but my body wouldn't respond. My arms were numb, my legs frozen. My mouth couldn't form words.

All I could do was stare at her tearful face, distorted by sorrow and fear, as a strange, surrounded by blood—place where corpse is anywhere, a metallic scent hanging in the air.

And then—

Ring ring ring...

I shot up in bed, drenched in sweat.

"A dream…?" I muttered, trying to catch my breath. "What a strange, terrifying dream."

I grabbed my phone.

7:43 AM.

"Crap! I'm gonna be late for my first class!"

Hey, I'm Liam Carter. Just a regular college student.

My daily life? A never-ending cycle of studying subjects I couldn't care less about.

The world is full of people. Too full.

Sometimes I half-joke that a meteor should crash into Earth and thin the population by 10%.

But of course, like that would ever happen—

Ping.

A notification?

"Where you at? Class is about to start."

A message from my friend.

I replied, "Something came up. I'm skipping today."

I stepped outside, staring up at the sky.

"It's blue as always… but—wait—why are there two suns? And one of them... it's getting bigger?"

My heart stopped.

"E-Eh? What the hell?! No way. I was joking! I didn't actually want a meteor!"

The blazing sphere drew closer. The ground trembled.

All I could do was watch frozen as my flippant wish came true.

"Guess I'm one of the 10% I wanted gone," I whispered with a bitter laugh.

I pulled out my phone one last time.

"Time to delete my browser history."

A pause.

"…Damn. I didn't even get to tell her how I really felt."