SCENE 1 NONE
There are a lot of people who are truly strong, both in physique and heart. They can achieve almost anything they want. There are a few people who are stubborn and lazy; they get what they need, not what they want. Both are still human. The most important thing is to have good manners and speech, not just to be accepted by society, but for your own sake.
In one place, lived a mere mortal named Dirgantara. He is a kind but introverted man. He mostly spends his time on the farm alone on a green hill, far away from the city and village. Neither his father nor mother is alive; they are deceased. So, Dirga inherited a farm from his parents.
Even though Dirgantara is an introverted man, he has a good work ethic. He doesn't hate people or avoid socializing with them, but he really loves to spend his life alone. However, one morning, an unusual thing happens to him in the world he lives in. There's a thing called Nuse Fe Se.
Nuse Fe Se is a level of power that all people in this world have. The highest is Non, and the lowest is "None" for a mere mortal like Dirgantara.
"None" has a power rank from 1 to 7. All ordinary people always have a 1 to 7 "None" power rank. If they are destined to be a Player, the power rank could increase. But if they don't, the power rank will always stay at "None." "None" 1 has a 1.5 mark of Health and 1.5 mark of Stamina, and so on, increasing by 0.5. If their power rank increases from "None" to Asrafo Eve 1, and their Kosokosowo (Job/Role) is Scenarist (Mage) or Actor (Warrior), they will gain another mark, Mana (Scenarist) or Rage (Actor) at 1.5.
Dirga still looked up at the sky, a gigantic meteor that burned fell rapidly towards him, now it's really close till finally, Dirga is hit by a fallen star. That's how you become a Player.
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Sultan Galaxy
I'm a newbie. I have a lot of stories to tell to the world. English isn't my mother's tongue so, sorry.
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