Sogo Doma had always suffered from a condition called protagonist phobia. He had never believed himself to be the protagonist of some story. If he were the protagonist, how could he harbor such immense malice toward the world? He had even felt utterly out of place in it, as though the world itself rejected him...
He had also envied those transmigrators in stories, who accepted their new identities in no time at all. When he had first awakened, all he felt was disgust. But he knew how to hide himself, so he chose to bully the little blonde girl who looked easy to bully.
Picking on the weak and fearing the strong, huh? Well, no matter how one looked at it, that had nothing in common with a protagonist's behavior. It was more like that of a great villain.
He had once tried to understand this world. Yet bullying, ostracism—even when faced with those supposedly innocent children, Sogo Doma could still sense profound malice from them. Even if, to those "innocent children," that malice was merely a joke or an amusing game, it only gave Sogo Doma one thought—
Why not destroy this world?
The Lord of Alaya resided in the sea of consciousness! Awaken it, then guide it...
But perhaps his survival instinct had been at work. Sogo Doma had still wanted to lie low and gather strength, until that first concert, when influenced by that unknowable existence, people released their malice toward him without restraint.
"Ah, let's just end it like this. This time was a gift to begin with..." The newly awakened Sogo Doma had thought, *Rather than let this world full of malice continue to exist, it would be better to bring back the old days. I'm so tired. This world reeking of decay really ought