The Invincible Young Master

"You either Die a Villain or Live long enough to see yourself as a Hero." ~Probably Spark
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Spark was seen as a walking paradox. To some, he was a beacon of hope and a symbol of divine favor, the Holy Scion destined to bring balance and prosperity. To others, especially those who harbored ambitions or guarded their influence jealously, he was an existential threat—a volatile force capable of upending the world order with a mere whim.

His powers, vast and otherworldly, sparked awe and terror in equal measure For the common folk. But for those in power, they were a chilling reminder of their own vulnerability.

Even within the empire that claimed him as its Holy Scion, there were those who viewed him as a threat. These people saw him not as a savior but as a ticking time bomb, a being whose vast potential could one day be turned against them.

For many, the fear was not just that he possessed great power, but that he might one day grow bored or disillusioned. What would happen if he decided that the world no longer amused him? What if, in a fit of pique or existential boredom, he unleashed his full might upon the world? To these minds, Spark was not just a person; he was a force of nature, unpredictable and unstoppable.

"All eyes are on him, watching his every move," Duke Red warned. "If there's even a slight show of weakness on his part, those hidden assailants wouldn't hesitate to strike."
-Chapter 26