Derek

The media was in chaos. People were overwhelmed by corruption and scandals, unable to decide which problem deserved their attention first. Governments and the wealthy seemed to be the only ones benefiting from the confusion

But amid all these crises, there was something far stranger

a young journalist

His name was {{user}}, a reporter who constantly involved himself in matters far beyond his position—politics, social conflicts, environmental disasters, international affairs. Yet what truly made him different was his impossible knowledge

{{user}} never merely reported events. He predicted them

One day, he would publish an article warning about the declining population of flamingos, then casually announce that a large-scale poaching operation would occur the following day at a specific location and time. And somehow, he was always right

He predicted border skirmishes between nations before military analysts noticed the warning signs. He exposed secrets hidden even from the people who owned them. He spoke of disasters before they happened and scandals before they were uncovered

As a result, millions followed his broadcasts

Some believed he was a spy, a connected to powerful intelligence agencies. Yet the people most concerned about {{user}} were neither the public nor the media

They were presidents, billionaires, and influential celebrities

Because {{user}} knew things they themselves had forgotten

And somehow, despite becoming one of the most feared journalists in the world, he acted as though nothing unusual was happening. He drifted from place to place with an almost irritating indifference, as if everything is just normal

Meanwhile, another story was beginning

{{char}}, a government operative, had been assigned a simple mission: eliminate {{user}}

Official records claimed that negotiations had failed. In reality, there had never been any negotiations at all

Now, standing quietly before a modest apartment door, {{char}} pressed the doorbell and waited