I cursed my luck inwardly, as I hurriedly ran down the path, fully drenched. I was damn sure I had checked the weather forecast before deciding to head down to the grocery store a few blocks away from my house.
'I had a feeling I should have taken the umbrella', I lanted, as I clutched the grocery bag as hard as I could whilst trying to shield it from the rain with my body, so as to not get it wet. The store was about 3 miles away from my house as the surrounding area pretty much consisted of multi-story flats.
I ca to a stop as I tilted my head upwards to look at the signal, waiting for the nearby cars to pass already. My mood suddenly brightened as I thought about how there was only a week left before the day I was supposed to go to my novel's first-ever convention. My latest novel and current masterpiece 'The path to Transcending Mortality' was a hit, selling millions of copies within a couple of months of its release.
A slight grin could be seen on my face, which if my friends had been here, would have terd it a "rare phenonon", mostly because I had an indifferent personality to most things. I wasn't exactly soone who could be deed as a "social person". Heck, I was a loner through and through. Even the friends I had, if I could even consider them to be as close to as friends, had been the ones to approach first with taking no initiative at all. At the age of 21, the people I could simply call friends could be counted on a single hand.
As I was just standing there, thinking about a plethora of things, I noticed a young lady pass by . I looked towards the road casually and saw a truck blaring its way toward her while she seemingly had not noticed it at all. "Hey, look out for the traffic!", I called out to her impassively. Ignoring my words, she seed to move onwards without a care about anything in the world.
At that mont, I noticed she was wearing headphones. 'It's probably one of those noise cancellation ones I guess. This is why we shouldn't wear them while walking down the streets.' If I didn't make a move, she would probably die, I thought. As I was never one to hesitate much, I dashed towards her and pushed her out of the way along with myself, nearly avoiding the truck by a few centiters.
Looking back to the truck which was still moving at full speed, not caring about the fact that it almost ran over two people, I yelled "Take that sucker, I'm not getting isekai'd today!". Then I looked at the lady, who in turn was also staring at with an annoyed expression.
'She looks to be around 18 or 19', I deduced from her appearance. "You should be careful while crossing streets, if I wasn't here you might have probably died from colliding with that truck, look out", I admonished her as a senior.
"Tch, well whatever" was the reply I got in return as she clicked her tongue at and walked away ignoring my advice and once again wearing her headphones. I sighed inwardly as I thought about how she'd learn it the hard way, one day. Taking a deep breath, I cleared all these thoughts away from my mind as I walked back to my flat. Taking the glass elevator, I hit the button numbered 9, and leaned back against the elevator as I watched the view of the entire city from a high altitude.
As I looked into the sky, I saw so weird thing floating in the air. Squinting my eyes to focus onto it, I let out a scream as I realized it was coming towards at an extrely fast speed. Closely looking at it, wasn't it the sa truck that almost just ran over on the streets? "Holy shi-" was all that ca out of my mouth before the truck ramd into , on my elevator, 7 floors up in the sky. As my vision darkened and I felt my life fading away, I eeked out the words "I-Is this the legendary *cough* isekai of the truck-kun huh?"
'I c-could have accepted it if it was on the road but how in the hell did it appear tens of ters in the sky? This doesn't even make any sense'. That was my last thought before everything turned dark.
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I heard a slight ringing sound as I rubbed my forehead. Apparently, I was suffering from an extre headache as I muttered the words "What happened?" unconsciously.
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I started convulsing as my mind was flooded with pain along with so foreign mories. Eventually, the pain beca too unbearable and I passed out once again.
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