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Unknown Lord

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Ren has always been "average," hiding his loneliness behind a hollow smile and a quiet routine. When his entire class is summoned to a fantasy world, his peers are hailed as legendary heroes with massive power. But Ren’s test reveals a score of only 120—the lowest in history. Labeled a "defect" and abandoned by the King and his classmates, Ren is cast out to die. But in a world that only values strength, they have forgotten one thing: Ren has spent his whole life surviving as a nobody, and he’s much harder to break than they think.
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Chapter 1 - My Daily Routine

The classroom was noisy as usual.

"Look, he's here."

I heard whispers the moment I entered. Some students laughed. Others pretended not to see me. I walked to my seat near the window and sat down quietly.

I was used to this.

"Why do you let them treat you like that?" John asked from the seat behind me.

I smiled a little.

"It's my daily routine."

The teacher came in, and the class slowly became quiet. I stared at the blackboard, but my mind was empty. Time passed slowly.

When the lunch bell rang, everyone stood up quickly. Groups formed, and voices filled the room again. I stayed seated for a moment before standing up.

I always ate alone.

I took my lunch and sat at my usual place. No one came near me. I didn't expect anyone to.

Then someone sat in front of me.

I looked up.

It was her.

The most popular girl in class.

The noise around us suddenly stopped. I could feel everyone staring. My heart started beating fast. For a moment, I thought I was dreaming.

She smiled.

"Can I sit here?"she asked.

I nodded without thinking.

We ate in silence. My hands were shaking. I didn't know what to say. I felt warm inside, like something I had never felt before.

Then I heard laughter.

Not soft laughter. Loud laughter.

"Do you really think she would sit with you?"

Someone said it out loud. Others laughed again.

She stood up.

"I lost a bet," she said calmly.

"That's all."

She walked away.

Everyone laughed.

I smiled too.

But the warm feeling inside me slowly disappeared.

Then I understood.

Why would anyone like me?

I am short.

I look average.

There is nothing special about me.

That was my reality.

And it repeated every day.