Hajin, barely recovered from his brutal body reconstruction, grappled with the reality of his new system: streaming his life to an unknown world called Earth, where viewers could comment and donate. He found himself tasked with recovering the Goddess of Reincarnation's fragment, a task fueled by "Soul Energy" from these viewers. The system's "Veil Connection" unlocked his summoning ability, revealing it could only retrieve "female souls trapped" in a severed reincarnation cycle. With a resigned breath, Hajin performed his first summon. A wolf beastkin girl, naked and emaciated, dropped from the golden circle, instantly fleeing into the trees. Her trauma was palpable; she remembered dying, and her immediate reaction was fear and mistrust of the human who had pulled her back. Hajin, confused but persistent, followed the golden "Bond active" thread pointing from his wrist, realizing he had a "leash" to walk. He found her, offered a blanket and food, and despite her deep-seated fear of humans, she accepted. The system revealed her as Juna, a "1 Wing" summon, with a stat multiplier and a starter skill. This first summon immediately established the unique nature of Hajin's power—not monster summoning, but rescuing and evolving traumatized female souls—and forged a fragile, reluctant bond between two outcasts. Hajin knew he couldn't stay in the woods, setting his sights on the capital for information and coin.

Entering the bustling capital, Juna's anxiety was evident; she hated cities and the stares she received for her wolf features. Hajin, suppressing his Ring manifestation, navigated the crowds, only to find trouble waiting at the public guild. A boorish adventurer named Maren (Jonas) openly insulted Juna, called her a "slave," and physically grabbed her, offering to "buy her off" Hajin. Hajin's composure snapped. With a chilling calm, he delivered a brutal, public beatdown to Maren, showcasing unexpected speed and power that defied his supposed rank. The display of his golden Ring, "wrong for anyone standing in that room," shocked the guild hall and drew the attention of Yenna, a top-five Ranker. Yenna, while acknowledging Maren's misconduct, held Hajin accountable for damaging guild property, demanding fifty silver. This confrontation solidified Juna's trust, as she moved to hide behind Hajin, a stark reversal of her initial flight. Soon after, Hajin encountered his cousin, Kenny Flint, a five-Shard knight who openly mocked Hajin's exile and low status. Princess Didi, however, unexpectedly intervened, defending Hajin and chastising Kenny, implicitly acknowledging Hajin's worth beyond his family's judgment. This series of events thrust Hajin into the capital's power dynamics, exposing his unique power to key figures and entangling him with both the royal family and his estranged, hostile kin.

Hajin took Juna hunting to earn money and gain experience, pushing her to discover her own combat prowess. Juna, now "1 Wing," quickly developed "claws of light," demonstrating a natural aptitude for mana manipulation. Their hunt turned deadly when the two-Shard boar Juna had seemingly killed re-animated and evolved into a three-Shard monster with enhanced defenses and offensive capabilities. Hajin, realizing his cheap sword was useless, was forced to act. He leveraged his unique "Stream" to Earth, asking viewers to "donate" for the monster's death. Their frantic donations, particularly "JunaFanClub's" demand for "suffering," provided him with 800 credits. He impulsively bought the "Chains of the Goddess" (99% Damaged) for 750 credits. His "Fragment's Blessing" passive trait immediately triggered, upgrading the chains to "Legendary" upon a blood-bond. The chains gained "Divine Bind," autonomously locking onto targets with multiplying weight. Hajin used this new weapon to quickly incapacitate the evolving boar. Simultaneously, Princess Didi and her royal guard faced a powerful, talking demon from the Underworld King's bloodline, which decimated her detachment and killed her loyal knight, Sir Gazel, despite his heroic sacrifice and temporary manifestation of a fourth Shard and the "Sovereign Brand." The demon allowed Hajin to rescue Didi, hinting at a larger, sinister plan.

After rescuing Princess Didi, Hajin detected a "Demonic Bloodline" resonance from her and received a system warning: "Eliminate the carrier to prevent future threat." Hajin, however, defied the system, choosing not to be an "executioner" and instead shielded Didi. On the walk back to the capital, Kenny Flint again confronted them, but Didi fiercely defended Hajin, promising to keep his exile secret, cementing a nascent trust. Juna, meanwhile, unexpectedly called Hajin "Master" and confessed an inexplicable "hatred" toward Didi, hinting at the system's insidious influence. Upon reaching the palace, Didi immediately protected Hajin and Juna from overzealous guards, even slapping her captain. The climax arrived in the throne room: Hajin faced his father, the Flint Patriarch, who, through mana vision, recognized Hajin's "dense, sharp signature" and realized his "talentless" son was now a "live political liability." The King, impressed by Hajin's "fantastic instincts" and "interesting power," tested him with a mana pressure, which Hajin instinctively dodged. Didi again intervened, leading the King to offer Hajin royal sponsorship and asking him to name his reward. Hajin, now a Ranker and officially under royal protection, was caught between his past and a future he still barely understood.

Hajin embraced his new life, becoming a Ranker. During his examination, he demonstrated extraordinary mana control, healing his fellow applicants Elise and Sable, and uniquely absorbing a ten-Shard dragon core's violent mana with his Spirit Ring, shocking the Guildmaster Allen. This success, coupled with the King's sponsorship, further angered the Flint family. Hajin then made his second summon, Loccy, a "normal rabbit" soul from the Veil, which the system "filtered and reconstructed" into a human-compatible, rabbit-eared girl, revealing the deeper mechanics of his summoning ability. Shortly after, Hajin was ambushed by Maren, the demonic agent of the Underworld King and Kenny Flint's superior, who had orchestrated the boar's evolution and Gazel's death. In a brutal fight, Hajin used his Chains of the Goddess, but was severely injured. He awoke not in the forest, but in an "endless blue sky" filled with flowers, where the Goddess of Reincarnation appeared to him directly. She confirmed his status as her "son," revealed the "gods who ruled Ouro had become corrupt," and that the "Shard system was counterfeit." Hajin, now aware of the true cosmic stakes and his divine lineage, was tasked with restoring the broken reincarnation cycle.