The Outcast

When Xule stumbled upon the quote by Immanuel Kant, instead of feeling awe and wonder, he was consumed by anger. To him, the stars represented a blinding force that no one could withstand. Xule believed that those who were illuminated by the stars would lose their sanity and become mindless fools.

Thus, Xule abandoned his aspirations of becoming a respected naval commander's auxiliary officer. Instead, he resigned himself to a mundane existence as a lowly pool doorkeeper. In this era of grand spectacles and dazzling displays, Xule found himself adrift, unsure of his purpose and direction.

Hailing from a desolate and forsaken star, Xule possessed a peculiar and mysterious knowledge bestowed upon him by an enigmatic power within his own being. With this unconventional wisdom, he embarked on a journey into a world that was both tedious and intriguing, brimming with possibilities yet equally uninspiring.