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“ ...it was more than a little bit ironic that nobody knew who Nobody actually was... ” ― Sunny to himself,
Chapter 2566 Nobody Knows
Nobody was the anonymous author of The Exploration Report on the Tomb of Ariel[1] and The Exploration Report on Everything[2], a groundbreaking work that revealed the greatest secrets of the world in a clear and concise way.[3]
Nobody's revelations caused the world to go mad with discussion, sparking countless gatherings, televised panels, and private debates, while also fueling an explosion in scientific research by providing scholars with priceless insights and broader context for their work.[3] Despite the enormous impact of the discoveries, the identity of Nobody remained a mystery, with rumors ranging from Changing Star and Song of the Fallen to the ghost of a First Generation champion or even the Unknown himself. The obsession with Nobody grew even more intense when people learned of a secret version of the report that could only be obtained by passing a mysterious trial.[3]
In truth, Nobody was Sunny, who had written the report as a culmination of his decade-long pursuit of truth and survival through dreadful trials. Though intended as a small project, Sunny realized it would likely become his most remembered legacy, taught for generations, even though no one knew that Nobody was, in fact, Sunless.[3]
Trivia
- It was the persona Sunny created for the sake of anonymity, although it backfired and ended up being more famous than he was just like Mongrel.[3]
- Nobody is connected to the Exploration Report on Everything, a work that has drawn attention and speculation. Because Mordret recently attained Supremacy and carries the title of "The King of Nothing", people are likely to mistake him for Nobody, especially given the timing of his rise. However, the true identity of Nobody remains unknown, and even Mordret himself has no idea who Nobody really is.[4]
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Nobody · Shadow Slave Wiki
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