MATURE WARNING: Strong language, blood, gore, partial nudity maybe, no sex scenes but it happens off camera (if you have a problem with this then assume that cuddling opens a portal to a cabbage patch where parents go to pick out their babies and the stork puts them on a waiting list until it can be delivered). Paul is a loner. His apathetic nature has pushed away everyone in his life and the older he gets the less he tries to integrate himself into society. All his life he gets told he doesn't care enough about the world around him. He finds it hard to care because nothing seems to 'connect' to him aside from his research. Even that has begun to slide away into apathy recently. However, one day his life is brought to a sudden in and he learns the reason why nothing in the entire world holds any appeal. He learns that it shouldn't. Because he doesn't belong here.------------------------------This is the story of a man reborn into the world that he belongs. Some strange things have happened to his soul and mind due to the nature of his rebirth; primarily he retained his memories but there are other consequences as well. Follow him as he lives his life in the world he was meant to live in and laugh at the mutilated corpses of his enemies. Now that he has found something to care about, perhaps he cares a little too much...------------------------------ -Note from the author-This story will not contain a harem. If it even looks like it might happen find me and punch me until I change it. Actually, I want you to hit me while I'm changing it. If I add romance I'll add the tag and if it's unbelievable, corny, overdone, or too 'typical' you can do the same. I'm not a fan of harems, I hate them and I think it is degrading to women and don't generally like the """"men"""" that allow them to form. It just shows that they either don't have the personality to make a decision or don't respect the women around them enough. The romance I've seen so far is forced simply to exist and rarely is there enough development and almost 90% of the stories would hold up just as well if not better without them.