Hello dear readers, this is I, TheFanficGOD. Please do read the auxiliary chapters and understand what this novel is about. I don't want anyone to feel uncomfortable later realizing that there are sensitive subjects. I will still add some of the tags here so before proceeding further know that you had been warned. Harem, Incest, Quick Romance., Good MC to people around him Evil MC to the rest of the world.
No NTR. Never NTR.
No Yuri! With the exception of!!! MC and his sisters have two mothers, no father. MC's mothers love each other, and their love will not change even after MC becomes a part of their love life. There will be scenes depicting their love, but there will be no sex scenes involving only two of them. Other than two of them, no other two harem member will have romantic relationship.
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He felt surrounded by darkness, an endless abyss that engulfs him whole. He couldn't see anything, but at the same time, it's... strangely comforting. It felt as though He was enveloped in a warm embrace, shielded from the world outside. But where was he?
His mind raced as he tried to recall anything about his life before that moment, but it's all a blur. He knew he had a life before, but who was he? Did he have a family? Was he a good person or a bad person? The memories were there, like echoes in the distance, but they remained just out of reach, slipping through his fingers every time he tried to grasp them.
As he pondered his situation, he realized that his knowledge of fiction was still intact, an extensive library of stories and characters from countless worlds. He could distinguish between these fictional memories and his own, as if they're stored separately in his mind, never crossing paths or influencing who he was.
The thought of hell crossed his mind, and he couldn't help but wonder if that's where he was now. Hell was a concept that appeared in many fictional works, although it's depicted differently in each. He could "remember" Dante's Inferno, where hell was a series of nine circles filled with gruesome punishments for each sin. Or the fiery pits described in the Bible, where demons tormented the damned for all eternity. 'But this... this doesn't feel like any hell I've ever heard of. It's too... cozy.'
As his thoughts continued to spiral, a mounting sense of panic threatened to consume him. And just as he was about to lose himself to the overwhelming darkness, he felt two small hands take hold of his own. They're warm and gentle, pulling me back from the brink of despair.
He realized that these hands belonged to his sisters, the twins who shared the womb with him. They were connected in a way that went beyond words, a bond forged by their shared existence in this mysterious place. As they hold their hands, the comfort and warmth that the darkness provided earlier returned, filling him with a newfound sense of courage and determination.
"I'm... I'm not alone," he thought, his soul trembling with a mixture of fear and relief. "Thank you."
As he took solace in the comforting presence of his sisters, he tried to make sense of his current predicament. He knew that his knowledge of fiction was vast, and he could still recall intricate details about the characters and worlds that he had read or watched. 'But why am I here, in this seemingly endless void? And why can't I remember anything about my past life on Earth?'
His thoughts drift back to the concept of hell, but the more he thought about it, the less it seemed to fit. The darkness that surrounded him was strangely comforting, not at all like the torturous hells he had read about in various stories. And the presence of his sisters only further dispelled the notion that he was trapped in some kind of eternal torment.
"Maybe... maybe I am meant to be here for a reason," he mumbled, the words slipping out before he could fully process the thought. "Maybe there's some purpose to all of this."
He racked his brain, sifting through the countless fictional worlds that reside within his mind. A thought occurs to him, a flicker of hope amidst the darkness: 'What if this isn't hell at all? What if I'm on the cusp of a new life, a reincarnation of sorts?'
His thoughts quickly drifted towards stories of reincarnation, like the novel 'Creati Hero: All-Father?', the movie 'Koushin: Konoha's Dragonborn', and the video game 'Marvel: Family System'. He couldn't remember experiencing these tales firsthand, but the details were there, stored within his mind like a vast archive.
He began to wonder what kind of life he would like to have if he were given the chance to start anew. He thought about the books he had read, like 'Harry Potter' and 'The Lord of the Rings'; the movies he had watched, such as 'The Matrix' and 'Marvel'; and the games he had played, like 'The Witcher' and 'The Elder Scrolls'. But then, his thoughts turned to anime – a vast collection of stories and worlds that seem to resonate with him on a deeper level.
His heart raced as he recalled titles like 'Naruto', 'One Piece', 'Fullmetal Alchemist', and 'My Hero Academia'. The idea of being reborn in an anime world was strangely appealing, and he couldn't help but feel a stronger connection to those stories than to any others.
But which anime world would he choose to be a part of? There were so many that he loved, each with its own unique blend of adventure, emotion, and camaraderie. He found himself lost in thought, trying to decide which world would be the best fit for his new life.
He muttered to himself, "Naruto's world has always fascinated me, with its ninjas, powerful techniques, and the bonds that connect its characters. Or maybe One Piece, with its sense of freedom and adventure, sailing the seas in search of the ultimate treasure."
"But then again," he continued, his thoughts racing, "Fullmetal Alchemist has that intriguing blend of science and magic, and the unbreakable bond between the Elric brothers was something that really resonates with me. And My Hero Academia, with its thrilling battles against the villains and its 'interesting' characters, was so captivating."
As he pondered these choices, he realized that it's nearly impossible for him to choose just one world to inhabit. Each anime offered something unique, a different perspective on life and adventure that he found equally appealing. He couldn't remember watching these series, but the stories were there, imprinted in his mind like a distant echo.
Still, he couldn't shake the feeling that his connection to these anime worlds was more than just a passing fancy. It's as if there's a part of him that felt closer to these stories than to anything he could remember about his past life on Earth. He wished he could remember more about himself and why these anime resonate so deeply with him, but the memories remain frustratingly out of reach.
Wrapped in darkness and with his sisters silently holding his hands, he continued to explore the vast library of fiction within his mind. His thoughts drift from one world to the next, an endless parade of possibilities for his future. Though he couldn't remember his past, he found solace in the knowledge that his love for these stories was still very much a part of him.
As he imagined the adventures that could await him in these different worlds, he found himself growing more and more excited about the prospect of reincarnation. The thought of starting anew, of embarking on a new journey filled with danger, friendship, and discovery, was enough to fill him with a sense of purpose and determination.
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The gynecologist's office was a warm, inviting space with soft lighting and calming colors. Framed pictures of smiling babies and families adorned the walls, creating a sense of comfort and familiarity. In the center of the room, a large examination bed sat atop a platform, a bevy of advanced medical equipment surrounding it.
Lying on the bed was Selene, her heavily pregnant belly protruding proudly as she gazed up at the ceiling, a mixture of anticipation and anxiety in her eyes. Standing beside her, holding her hand, was Elara, her strong and steadfast partner. Their love for each other was palpable, the bond between them unbreakable.
Shizune, the gynecologist, carefully manipulated the ultrasound wand over Selene's belly, the machine emitting a soft whirring sound as it captured images of the babies inside. She suddenly exclaimed, "Awww! Look at this!"
Selene and Elara both craned their necks to see the ultrasound screen. The image revealed three tiny babies, serenely nestled together in the womb, their small hands intertwined as they drifted peacefully in the amniotic fluid. Selene's eyes welled up with tears of joy, while Elara couldn't help but smile, her heart swelling with love for their unborn children.
"Look at them, Selene," Elara whispered, her voice full of wonder. "They're holding hands already. We're going to have the most amazing family."
Selene nodded, her voice trembling with emotion. "I can't wait to meet them, Elara. I'm so glad we chose this path."
As Shizune continued the examination, she explained the babies' health and development, reassuring the expectant mothers that everything was progressing smoothly. She then remarked, "It was such a good call to merge your two eggs to create these babies without a male sperm. With the advancements in technology, it was possible, and now these babies are truly yours."
Elara nodded in agreement, her grip on Selene's hand tightening. "We still can't believe that we were able to have a boy without a Y chromosome, but it's a miracle we're more than happy to accept."
A month later, the day finally arrived for the babies to be born. Shizune, the skilled and trusted doctor, delivered the three children into the world. As the babies emerged, their unique features became apparent: Orion, the eldest, had short, messy black hair and striking green eyes, while his twin sisters, Aurora and Luna, shared identical appearances – cutest faces in existence, with already silky hair and expressive sky blue eyes.
Shizune carefully handed babies to Selene, who cradled them lovingly in her arms. As she did so, the world around him shifted, and he suddenly found himself looking up at the face of a woman he somehow knew to be his mother, Selene.
His vision was blurry, but as it slowly came into focus, he found himself looking up at the face of a woman who seemed so familiar – his mother, Selene. Her eyes were filled with love and wonder as she gazed down at him, a soft smile gracing her lips.
He tried to make sense of his surroundings, straining to hear the conversations around him. A woman nearby, who he assumed was his mother's sister or close friend, spoke to Selene. "Congratulations, honey. He's beautiful, so are the girls," she said, and he realized that she's talking about him.
Selene beamed with pride, her eyes never leaving childrens'. "Thank you, Elara," she responded, and he now knew the name of the other woman.
The two continue to speak, their voices gentle and filled with emotion. "I can't believe we finally have our family, Selene," Elara said, her voice wavering slightly.
Selene nodded, her eyes shining with unshed tears. "I know, honey. I never thought it would be possible, but we did it. We're mothers now."
As he listened to their heartfelt conversation, it suddenly dawned on him that Elara and Selene were more than just friends – they're a couple. He could feel the love radiating between them, and it filled his heart with warmth.
Selene and Elara discussed potential names for him and his sisters, and he listened intently, curious to know what they would choose. "What about Orion for our son?" Selene suggests. "It's strong, and it suits him."
Elara nodded in agreement. "I love it. And for our girls, how about Aurora and Luna? They're the perfect names for our little stars."
A smile spread across Selene's face. "They're beautiful names, Elara. Our Orion will be such a wonderful big brother to them, protecting them in this crazy world."
He couldn't help but feel a surge of pride at the thought of being a protective older brother to his sisters— another echoing memory maybe. He knew that he would do everything in his power to keep them safe and be there for them, no matter what.
As his parents expressed their gratitude to Shizune, the skilled doctor who brought them into the world, his thoughts drifted to the vast library of fiction within his mind. He couldn't help but draw a parallel between Shizune and a character from the Naruto universe. It was uncanny how similar they seemed, though he must admit that the real Shizune was even more beautiful.
As the world around him continued to come into focus, he found himself eager to begin this new life with his family. The love and warmth that he felt from Selene, Elara, and his sisters were a stark contrast to the darkness that once enveloped him. It's as if he had been given a new chance at life, an opportunity to create memories and experiences with those he loved.
He may not remember his past, and he may still be drawn to the countless stories and characters that reside in his mind. But as he looked into his mothers' eyes and felt the strong bond that connected them, he knew that he wouldn't trade this new life for anything.
And so, as he embarked on this journey with Selene, Elara, Aurora, and Luna by his side, he was filled with a renewed sense of purpose and determination. He will be the best big brother he can be, and together, he will navigate this crazy world as a family – with love, courage, and unwavering support.