A legion betrayed. A world in suffering. The two never should have matched, but the Wheels of Fate have always been unpredictable.

The spell that should have killed sent its victim to a world where man bound machines to their will. Warcasters commanded and warjacks obeyed, and the Fates that had meant for the boy to carry a burden found instead a girl who stared at them beside the empty crib of her twin. Fifteen years have passed and the Dark Lord has returned. The Light must have a champion, but who?

I'm perfectly normal! I promise! I'm not looking to transmigrate! I like where I'm at just fine thank you very much! So why did I get transported to this imitation of every generic fantasy light novel on the market? And what the heck is a Tactician Class anyways?

To escape his sorrow, Jeralt took his newborn son across the Great Sea separating Fódlan from the rest of the world. In foreign lands, he plied his trade as a mercenary with great success. Almost too great of a success. Now, as a new dawn shines on Fódlan, he returns with more than just his son in tow.

Above the planet called Remnant, the Empyrean opens to reveal a Chapter in their darkest hour.

Igor had asked him to die for the world. She would ask him to die for her. Problem was, he didn't really like dying, not for a second time, at least.

The Eighth Nova Clash devastated mankind. It left whole cities in ruins. Millions dead. Nations on the brink of collapse. It also left a small boy without his sister. Bitter at the loss of his sibling, Kazuya Aoi has become disillusioned with the Chevalier Project. But he is still a Limiter, born with a Stigmata Body, and that alone forces him on a path he does not wish to tread.

On that fateful day, two Potters were born. One was destined to be the Boy-Who-Lived. The other was forgotten by the Wizarding World. Now, as the Triwizard Tournament nears, a strange boy is contracted to defend a beautiful girl.

As the galaxy prepares for one last stand against the horrors of the dark, a single ship exits the cold void of the Empyrean, bearing the remnants of a dying chapter.