Waking Up ( Rewrite)

It is painful

It is the first thing on his mind when he wakes up, and the pain spreads like a disease and intensifies. It's like having hot molten manga in your veins - but somebody decided it wasn't enough, so they added hydrogen to the mix.

It felt agonizing to feel extreme hot and cold, and it took an eternity for it to subdue but not quickly enough in his opinion. Weightlessness came over him as the pain left his mind.

After that, he began to feel something he could not have imagined. He felt. The feeling of being alive was so real that he could feel every breath and heartbeat that he no longer thought was possible.

As soon as he realized he was in some kind of water, he felt like he was sitting in a bathtub.

His face was covered with some type of mask that helped him breathe. As he tried to open his eyes, he felt as if they were glued shut. While listening to his surroundings, he could feel like he was in a chamber since it was completely silent.

The suffocating sensation was unfamiliar to him, so he panicked, but then his old training kicked in and he calmed down to analyze the situation.

First of all, he was killed. He still remembers the feeling of death, so it was undeniable that it happened.

So either reincarnation, transmigration of the soul, or someone transplanted his memories into this body.

Reincarnation is possible, but unlikely. God is unlikely to take pity on him to reincarnate him. In light of the possibility that something could have gone wrong during my soul's process, transmigration of the soul is a greater possibility. However, he is likely to believe that some mad scientist attempted to implant memories and succeeded.

Rather than thinking about how he got into this situation, he should just try to get out of it.

On the verge of sleep, he tries to meditate in special breathing techniques he learned in his martial arts training. This deters him from sleeping and enables him to concentrate on the situation on the outside as well as on the thoughts in his head.

He could only train the ki, but since he did not know enough about the new body, he could only mediate enough to find out.

He found ki at a later stage of his life, while he was fighting a formidable opponent in a deathmatch. However, he was losing. He felt this warmth coming from the center of his body. When he directed that warmth to his hand, it felt as if strength was coursing through him. As this strength demanded to be released, he directed it at his opponent and killed him in one blow.

He spent his entire life trying to find a Ki user to learn from, but to no avail. Therefore, he searched for anime and manga references, but all were disappointing, except for one. One of the few series that comes close to defining ki is Dragon Ball.

In the series, he tried everything he could think of and found some techniques that proved so valuable to his fighting that he became unbeatable. Thus, his martial arts name became "The Calm Berserker." It was designed to utilize ki to its fullest. Its attacks were unpredictable; it was aiming to hit what it considered to be the most crucial part of the area, but it did not have any defense. In other words, it was designed for him to kill or be killed based upon his personality. You must have perfect ki control to learn Calm Berserker, or a single mistake will kill you.

Deep inside his being, he sensed his ki in this new body. Upon reaching the center of the body, he was shocked. The amount of Ki he could use in his former body was limited to his body. However, in his new body, it is like trash compared to his former body.

Heavy and boundless.

There is no other way to describe it. Before, he was like an ant. He was astonished and ecstatic at receiving such a powerful body.

In spite of this, he has no control over it.

He tried to rein in his ki as much as possible, but it felt like he was moving a mountain, so all he could do was camouflage it so that if anyone was to sense his ki, it would only be a bare minimum. Taking precautions never hurts.

Unbeknownst to him, this decision had saved him from a tragedy.