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Reincarnation: A Short Story

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¨Well well well.... This is interesting, so so interesting.¨

The god of Reincarnation, or more affectionately called Rein, had a very boring job. He had to approve each and every soul that passed by, seeing whether they should stay in the cycle of reincarnation and where they should go for their the next life. At first, at the dawn of time, it was exciting. Seeing the lives and experiences; The trials and insights. What others feel and see. However, it didn't last long. It quickly got depressing and boring to see so many close minded, cruel and petty existences. Since he wasn't a powerful god, he couldn´t choose what he wanted to be the god of, so all he could hope for was a lucky encounter. and so it came one day millennia after the great …show more content…

But where is the fun in that? I've waited too long for this.¨ Rein smirked as he chuckled softly. ¨Hey Jason, Jason wake up...¨

POV: Random Soul, Jason the Basic Reality Hater

¨Hey Jason, Jason wake up...¨

Ugh, where am I?

Jason thought as he groggily woke up.

¨WAKE THE FUCK UP YOU STUPID SOUL!!!!! I WILL NOT ACCEPT WAITING ETERNITY, LITERALLY, TO BE DENIED BY A DEAD PERSON!!!¨ A disimbodied voice shouted.

As any normal human would, this shocked the living hell out of Jason.

¨Who is it?!?!?!¨ A frightened cry from Jason's intangible body rang out.

¨It´s waaaaayyy too much work for me to explain in detail, but the gist is your sorry virgin ass got killed, you are now dead, dead you can become alive you, alive you can become a Highlord, which is an existence that can refuse to obey the laws of reality, said Highlord alive you can help me become something other than a joke amongst the gods. So does that clarify it?¨ The mysterious, and childish male voice said.

Unsurprisingly, Jason was more confused than he had ever been in his life, he just couldn't understand this guy's ridiculous story and the weird way he just spoke. It was like a parent talking to a little child explain some difficult …show more content…

you died from a power surge caused by a storm and since your nerve capsule was a prototype, it never had any protection implimented. Due to the fact that all earth inhabitants have an electric attribute soul, which is nearly a complete abnormality, your soul fused with your avatar contained in the memory bank of the Capsule and thus gained all qualities and items in possession of said avatar. This included "The Limitless Ring". Which is currently contructing this message. The limitless Ring as you might know is a cheat support item that has limitless possibilities, easily understood by the name of said object. With the ring in your possession, your soul was going through the cycle of reincarnation when Rein, the High God Of Reincarnation, noticed the abnormality and pulled your soul out so he can make a bargain. He, in return for your memories to be retained and abnormal luck given to you, requests passage to the outside and a chance at becoming truly powerful. Rein, who used to be a mortal, clawed his way up to High God status, only to be tricked at the end and stuck forever at the lowest position possible. As the High God of reincarnation, he is but a step away from the Highlord of Fate position, which is currently unocuppied. However ever since [?????????] it has been impossible to reach that title. If you help him, there is a 99.9999% chance he can reach Highlord status with his talent

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