Stellaria the beginning

The Being Of Creation

In the heart of a city teetering on the edge of chaos, two men, Geno and Korin, stood in the shadows of a towering skyscraper. They were no ordinary men—each was a master of arcane knowledge and secret technologies. But what truly set them apart was the Nexus, a device of unimaginable power that could reshape reality itself.

The Nexus was a relic of an ancient civilization, lost to time and buried in myths until Geno unearthed it after years of searching. With a sleek, obsidian surface and pulsating with an otherworldly glow, the device responded only to the will of those who truly understood its nature. Geno, a brilliant but morally ambiguous scientist, had spent years decoding its mysteries, while Korin, a strategist with a penchant for the darker side of human nature, saw the Nexus as a means to create the ultimate weapon.

Their vision was to forge a being that could transcend human limitations—a superhuman they would name Rizure. But Rizure would not simply be an amalgamation of enhanced abilities. No, the being had to be created from something pure, something raw. They found their vessel in Bradley, a sixteen-year-old boy with untapped potential, brimming with life but unaware of the destiny that would soon be thrust upon him.

Bradley was an ordinary teenager, or so he thought. He lived in a small apartment with his mother, went to school, and spent his free time playing video games or hanging out with friends. His life was simple, predictable, and he liked it that way. But his reality was about to be shattered.

One night, as Bradley walked home from a late study session, he was ambushed by Geno and Korin. They were silent, swift, and before Bradley could even comprehend what was happening, they had taken him to an underground facility—a labyrinth of technology and ancient scripts etched into the walls.

There, Geno and Korin activated the Nexus, its glow filling the room with a blinding light. Bradley's mind was flooded with images, memories, and visions of things he couldn't understand. He felt his body tearing apart and reforming, every cell infused with energy that wasn't his own. The Nexus was rewriting his very essence, turning him into Rizure, the superhuman.

When the process was complete, Bradley was gone. In his place stood Rizure, a being of immense power, his eyes glowing with the energy of the Nexus. He was no longer just a boy—he was a weapon, a force of nature with the ability to bend reality to his will. But within Rizure, Bradley's consciousness still lingered, struggling to understand his new identity and the power he now wielded.

Geno and Korin watched their creation with a mix of pride and confusion. Rizure was perfect, but he was also unpredictable. He had the strength of the nexus but the mind of a confused teenager. As Rizure began to explore his powers, reality itself started to warp around him—streets twisted, buildings crumbled and reformed, and the world seemed to pulse with his emotions.

It didn't take long for Rizure to realize the truth. He was not a hero or a savior; he was a pawn in a game played by men who saw the world as their playground. But Rizure was no longer just Bradley, and he refused to be controlled.

Harnessing the full power of the Nexus, Rizure turned on Geno and Korin. Their plans crumbled as they realized they had created something they could not control. With a thought, Rizure cracked the Nexus, sending shockwaves through reality that erased the memory of how to control his power and those who had control of the nexus no longer could find it but this wouldn't be the last of the nexus

But Rizure, or rather Bradley, remained. No longer just a boy, no longer just a weapon—he was something new, a being who had tasted the power to change reality and who would now protect reality. The world was his to shape, and with the memories of Bradley still intact, Rizure vowed to forge a new path—one where he would never again be anyone's pawn.