Even Nobodies Can Be Cool

At 28, he's the graveyard-shift clerk at a dying convenience store—perpetually exhausted, living in dollar-store flip-flops, with a life philosophy of "Nothing's impossible if you're willing to give up." But this burnt-out slacker has a secret: he used to be a Causality Regulator for a shadowy international organization. Sick of his scripted destiny, he cashed in every point he'd earned for one wish—to be absolutely, utterly ordinary. He erased his memories, sealed his powers, and embraced mediocrity. Yet muscle memory runs deep. Without realizing it, his instincts for bending reality still ki…