Drago: The Beginning Of Darkness

Once upon a time, the Earth was ruled not by a single monarch, but by seven mighty rulers known as The Great Seven Rulers (TGSR). Each sovereign presided over a vast kingdom, their influence reaching across cities glittering with every marvel of modern technology. From towering skyscrapers to machines that could bend time itself, the world seemed perfect. Peace reigned, or so it seemed.

But in the forgotten corners of the Earth, where the modern world had yet to touch, the whispers of an ancient prophecy stirred in the air—a prophecy passed down through the generations, foretelling the destruction of the very world system that held the Great Seven in their thrones. No one knew the cause, but subtle signs of impending disaster had begun to appear, like cracks in a glass about to shatter.

In a village far from the gleaming cities, where the fields stretched endlessly beneath a sky heavy with secrets, an old woman sat alone by a crackling hearth. Her eyes were clouded with age, but there was an unmistakable wisdom in them. The firelight flickered, casting eerie shadows across the walls of her small hut. Her voice, aged but steady, broke the silence.

"They have forgotten," she murmured to the group of children seated at her feet, their eyes wide with awe and curiosity. "Before the Great Seven, there was one ruler. The one they dare not speak of. He was known as The Greatest Ruler (TGR)... and some say he was more powerful than all of them combined."

The children gasped, their young minds racing to understand. "But... what happened to him?" one of them asked, voice trembling with a mixture of fear and fascination.

The old woman gazed into the fire, her expression distant as if searching for answers in its flames. "No one knows for sure," she whispered. "Some say he vanished into the earth, lost to time. Others believe he was betrayed. But... the truth, my children, is that the story is not yet finished."

In this world, a power system known as WORLD'S POWER governed everything, shaping the fate of all who lived within it. Some believed the Seven Great Rulers were immortal, for they had lived for millennia, their strength unwavering, their power absolute. Yet, there was a strange truth to this world—one that allowed the weak to rise and transform into the strongest. It was a system that rewarded the hungry, the desperate, and the lost with unimaginable power.

The world believed that the TGSR had brought balance, that the reign of the seven rulers meant the end of chaos. But the prophecy—foreseen in the flames, in the stars, in the restless murmurs of the earth—spoke of something far darker. It spoke of the return of the one they had forgotten.

The Greatest Ruler.

As the prophecy spread from village to village, so did fear. The signs were there, hidden in plain sight. The earth trembled underfoot in the dead of night. The skies darkened too early, and the winds carried the scent of something ancient, something powerful.

In the halls of the seven rulers, unease grew. Whispers of rebellion. Murmurs of ancient forces waking from their long slumber. Each ruler had heard the same story—the one that haunted the dreams of children and the elders alike. The one that could not be ignored.

In the village, the old woman spoke again, her voice barely a breath over the crackling fire. "They think they have tamed the world," she said, her eyes gleaming with a knowledge far beyond her years. "But the world... the world remembers."

And in the distance, from the corners of the Earth where no light touched, a force stirred.

The rulers believed their kingdoms were secure. But as the days grew darker and the nights longer, one thing became clear—The Greatest Ruler was returning. And when he did, no kingdom would be safe.

But this story is not about a hero destined to save a princess, nor a tale of an ancient king reincarnated into a newborn's body. No, this story is about a boy who chose darkness over light, not to embrace it, but to turn it into something brighter. Something that could change the world forever.