One of us Has to be The Villain

Magic is an enigmatic force, bestowing upon humankind abilities beyond the ordinary, capable of reshaping the world for either better or worse. Within the revered Whitehaven Palace, the crucible where heroes are forged, the art of wielding magic takes precedence as their primary arsenal, with the noble intention of transforming the world into a utopia. However, despite these valiant efforts, the insidious nature of evil and villainy persists, an enduring dichotomy. It's an unyielding truth that in this realm, one must invariably assume the role of the antagonist, for the equilibrium between malevolence and benevolence is integral to the sustenance of this world. Hence, the perennial question arises: who shall bear the mantle of villainy this time?

In this intricate tapestry of existence, a world devoid of villains paradoxically renders heroes ineffectual. For it is within the clash between hero and villain that the essence of heroism truly shines. Without the opposing force of villainy, the purpose of heroes dwindles into insignificance, underscoring the undeniable symbiosis between these antithetical entities.



[Easy English version of the synopsis incase you did not understand the main one!]



Magic is a mysterious power that gives people extraordinary abilities, letting them change the world in good or bad ways. In the Whitehaven Palace, where heroes are made, using magic is really important. The goal is to make the world a perfect place. But even with these good efforts, bad things still exist. This is a never-ending balance between good and evil. In this world, someone always has to be the bad guy because both good and bad are needed to keep things going. So, who will be the bad guy this time?

In this complex world, if there were no bad guys, heroes wouldn't be able to do much. The clash between heroes and villains is what shows true heroism. Without bad guys, heroes don't really have a purpose, showing how they both need each other in a surprising way.



[Side Note] updates are from Saturday to Wednesday, there will be no updates from Thursday to Friday---i might edit some draft chapters and updates them on Thursdays (sometimes though)