My School Life Pretending To Be a Worthless Person

In my school days, I pretended to be someone without value while the world underwent a dramatic transformation. Scientists unlocked the mysteries of the human spirit, known as Edeya, and succeeded in bringing it into physical form. Civilization restructured itself around this newfound power, as Edeya proved impervious to ordinary arms and weaponry. People became obsessed with harnessing its strength, shifting their priorities entirely toward mastering Edeya’s combat potential. The old ways of measuring worth faded as society embraced this extraordinary force. Schools, workplaces, and even personal relationships revolved around one’s ability to wield Edeya effectively. Those who couldn’t were cast aside, deemed insignificant in this new era. I watched it all unfold while maintaining my facade of mediocrity, hiding my true capabilities. The world had become a place where only the strongest in Edeya mattered, and I played my part as the overlooked weakling. Yet beneath the surface, I understood the system better than most, biding my time in silence as others chased power blindly.