Every route ends the same way.

Destruction.

In the dark fantasy game Endless, the world is doomed,
not by fate alone, but by the very people destined to save it.

Saints who fall.
Witches who despair.
Kings who lose everything.
Princesses, heroes, and demons, each one a “trigger” for the apocalypse.

Reborn into this world, Lucius realizes there is only one way to break the cycle:

Change them.

Using a rare ability—high-performance telepathy,
he infiltrates their minds, guiding them from the shadows under a fabricated persona:

Gigachad.

A voice they trust.
A presence they depend on.
A savior they never see.

One by one, he rewrites their fates.

But salvation comes at a cost.

Those he saves begin to cling to him,
not as a voice… but as the center of their world.

“If I can’t stand beside you, I’ll give up everything just to remain beneath you.”
“A world without you isn’t worth saving.”

Obsession replaces despair.

And as the cycle stretches further than ever before, Lucius faces a final choice:

Become a god and continue the game,
or reject everything, end the cycle, and let the world live without him.

Because sometimes,

saving the world means disappearing from it.