Veyne came from the life of sewer rats.
The world saw him as a failure. He called it belief. Others called it stupidity. Either way, it was the only thing he had left.
Even at rock bottom, Veyne never stopped believing in himself.
Betrayed by his lover and brother, treated as a burden, and forced to slave endlessly in the game to chase his dream—he endured it all.
Though late, his obsession was finally rewarded with an opportunity. But the sewer rat in him was too weak to hold onto it. He had fought the world and lost.
Actions have consequences. And when he failed in the game, those consequences caught up to him, leading to his death.
But the universe wasn’t done with him yet.
Given a second chance, he returned to a time when the game had already been out for two years. This time, he rushed to obtain the Template Wilder class—the very class that led to his downfall.
One of the game’s rarest hidden classes, the Wilder class, allowed him to switch into different forms based on the monster templates he possessed. An overpowered ability—but it came with a fatal catch.
A hidden template forced him into the form of an ancient baby creature, one so cursed that players, monsters, and even NPCs would hunt him down. If he died in that form, his character would be permanently deleted.
In his past life, he underestimated the class’s dangers. And the world tore him apart for it.
This time, it wouldn’t be just hollow belief.
This time, he’s not here to survive—he’s here to dominate.
No emotional ties.
 No second chances.
 The entire game is his enemy, and he will crush anyone who stands in his way.
He failed once. He suffered. He died. He was erased.
Not this time.
This is the beginning of his legend. The era of Veyne Draven.

The moment the Dire Wolf template card returned to him, the event-end notification popped up before him.


[All the Template cards have been used. This marks the end of the one-time summoning event.]


It would have been much better to use this event after gaining some extra template cards—it's just that it was impossible to gain template cards from the game world.


Now that he was outside the beginner village, the only way for him to gain cards was through the lab.


He looked at the bubbles on the surface of the river and the movement in the grass.


Sure, he had gained these creatures, but four out of the five inside his lab would soon become useless.


There was no point in creating any template cards from these common monsters.


Heck, in terms of raw creature use, most of these common monsters were already useless—except maybe the Pepiler Bird, since it could fly.


Chapter 65 - Invitation