[DIVINE ARCHIVES] Synopsis: College is like a busy street-noisy, chaotic, filled with faces that blur past you as everyone rushes to get somewhere. Some walk with purpose, some with panic, and others are just trying not to get left behind. That's what it felt like in university: every student hustling to survive 'til graduation, dodging breakdowns like potholes, pretending we all had it figured out. It was fun... until that happened. One day, without warning, the Olympians disappeared-Zeus, Poseidon, Hades-all of them. Gone. No signs. No answers. In their absence, the balance shattered. The ones they kept at bay-the chaotic, the cruel, the forgotten-rose in their place. Led by Eris, the goddess of strife, the rogue deities descended. They turned an ordinary university into a twisted arena, sealing it off from the rest of the world. No one in. No one out. Students were forced to fight, each granted a sliver of divine power, a taste of godhood. Alliances were made, trust shattered, and hope became just another thing people used to talk about. But not everyone received power. A quiet student, always at the back of the room, unnoticed like background noise, got nothing. No divine blessing. No weapon. Just... fear. Or so it seemed. Because the truth was-he wasn't powerless. And in a world where survival depends on luck, he wasn't just another player in the game. He was the anomaly the gods never planned for. The one they should've feared.

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