The Protagonists Are Murdered by Me

In "The Protagonists Are Murdered by Me," the narrator is a hunter of exceptional individuals across myriad worlds. This hunter targets those who are Regressors, Reincarnators, Possessors, Travelers, or Predestined, aiming to absorb their unique abilities. The narrative presents a stark contrast with the demise of a world-saving hero. This protagonist, hailed as the continent's hope, met his end with a gaping hole through his chest, a victim of the narrator. Previously, this hero had achieved great feats: earning the trust of Dwarfs by freeing them with the Spirit of Earth, becoming the Fairies' benefactor after purifying the Forest of Spirits, resealing ancient statues in ruins, defeating a colossal sea serpent, and vanquishing the 47th Demon Lord. However, the narrator's account includes a chilling list of the hero's other "death-related incidents," alongside vandalism and arson, before his final plea for mercy was silenced. The hero who was meant to save the world has been killed by the narrator.