GilgameshTheFirst

In a world cloaked in darkness and rife with malevolence, a singular figure emerged to pierce the shroud with a glimmer of hope. From the abyss, he rose as the beacon of light, bearing a title that would echo through eternity. In his wake, others rallied, forming a formidable league to combat the forces of evil that sought to choke the world in shadows.

A decade long battle ensued, a clash between the righteous and the wicked, marked by sacrifices on both sides. Amid the ashes of conflict, a fragile peace was woven, and salvation seemed to reign.

Yet, time's passage bore witness to a sinister transformation. Once-championed saviors turned power-hungry, wielding their abilities for self-serving ends, heedless of the destruction they wrought. Their malevolent acts remained veiled, concealed beneath the image of the Heroes they were once hailed to be. A cruel veil of secrecy shrouded their true nature, and any who stumbled upon their nefarious deeds were swiftly silenced, their lives extinguished to safeguard the Heroes' facade.

Thus, the very evils vanquished by the initial Hero's sacrifice resurfaced, sown by the hands they believed would protect. 

Nine hundred years have elapsed, and the legacy for which heroes tirelessly battled to preserve has crumbled into ruin. The heroes themselves, once beacons of virtue, have succumbed to corruption, wielding their influence to perpetrate crimes and evade justice. Meanwhile, the very villains previously condemned for their malevolence now emerge as saviors, thwarting the nefarious deeds propagated by these fallen heroes.

This novel delves into the obscured shadows of heroes, revealing their darker facets concealed from the public eye. It unearths the villains who counteract the malevolent actions of these heroes, yet find themselves vilified by media portrayal. It's important to bear in mind that amidst this intricate dance, not all heroes are evil, and not all villains are good.

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Table of The Reverse Villain

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Volume 1