The Last Unresolved
In a world governed by strict causality, where every action is immediately answered by consequence, Akiro exists as a mistake.
After surviving a violent incident that should have killed him, Akiro discovers that reality no longer acknowledges him on time. Wounds fail to hurt, fatal blows refuse to land, and outcomes arrive late—sometimes seconds, sometimes hours after they should. His actions occur normally, but their consequences are deferred, leaving him trapped in a constant state of uncertainty where survival is never guaranteed, only postponed.
As he is drawn into the attention of hidden organizations and individuals who study anomalies that break the natural order, Akiro begins to realize that his condition is not a blessing, but a violation of reality’s accounting. Every delayed injury, every postponed death, is still waiting somewhere beyond the present, and when they arrive, they do so without mercy.
While factions seek to observe, control, or exploit him, and greater forces enforce absolute outcomes upon the world, Akiro must learn how to exist in the gap between cause and effect. Each fight becomes a gamble against an unseen ledger, where victory means surviving long enough to face consequences later.
As the scope of the conflict grows from city streets to divine judgments and cosmic laws, Akiro’s existence threatens the foundations of causality itself. Not because he defies fate—but because fate cannot decide when to claim him.
In a world where power is defined by how firmly reality enforces its rules, Akiro stands as an unresolved variable, walking forward while the universe hesitates behind him.
The Last Unresolved is a long-form progression fantasy about delayed consequence, survival under uncertainty, and the cost of existing outside the order that governs everything else.
