I KNOW THE FUTURE: THE LAST SURVIVOR
Aeron Miller was nothing.
Weak. Bullied. Overlooked.
Then the apocalypse came.
Five years later, Aeron was the last survivor of Oakhaven, carrying the memories of everything he had lost—including the betrayal of his closest friend, Julius Everton, who killed him for a mysterious violet gemstone.
But death wasn't the end.
Aeron wakes up seven days before the System descends, back in his weak body with one advantage no one else possesses:
He knows the future.
He knows where the first monsters will appear. He knows which dungeons contain powerful treasures. He knows which people will become heroes, which will become monsters, and which will die.
This time, Aeron refuses to remain weak.
Armed with a stolen future, a mysterious ability called Temporal Echo, and the determination to change his fate, he begins preparing for the apocalypse before anyone even realizes it's coming.
His goal is simple:
Become strong enough to survive.
But the moment Aeron kills his first monster, the future he remembers begins to change.
New rifts appear.
Unknown creatures emerge.
People awaken abilities earlier than they should.
And worst of all, Julius is changing too.
The man who betrayed Aeron in the previous timeline may have awakened an ability far earlier than expected.
Aeron thought knowing the future would give him an unbeatable advantage.
He was wrong.
Because the moment he returned to the past, the future stopped following the rules he remembered.
And now, Aeron must survive an apocalypse he no longer knows completely.
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Chapter: AUTHORITY OF DOMINIONCHAPTER ELEVEN My blood ran cold. I knew that ability. Authority of Dominion. In my previous life, it had belonged to Julius Everton. It was one of the abilities that made him terrifying after the apocalypse. He could force weaker creatures to obey him, suppress their instincts, and eventually control monsters that should have been impossible for a human to command. But he shouldn't have it yet. Not today. Not on the first day. Julius looked at his glowing hand with fascination. The Gold-Hoarder Golem remained motionless in front of him. Its enormous body was lowered, almost as if it were kneeling before its master. Julius laughed. "Aeron." I didn't respond. He turned toward me. "You look surprised." I tightened my grip around the Widow-Maker. "I am." "Good." His smile widened. "For once, I'm the one who knows something you don't." I stared at him. That wasn't entirely true. I knew more about the future than he could ever imagine. But the problem was that the
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Chapter: The Gold - Hoaeder GolemCHAPTER TEN The growl came again, deep and heavy. Powerful enough to make the floor beneath my feet vibrate. Dust sifted from the ceiling. The chandeliers trembled overhead, their crystal ornaments clinking together in a frantic, uneven rhythm. Somewhere behind the walls, an alarm began to wail, adding another layer of noise to the growing chaos. The people inside the bank began screaming, some ran toward the entrance. Others rushed toward the elevators. A few froze where they stood, staring at the vault as if their minds refused to accept what they were seeing. The security guards tried to stop the crowd, but panic had already taken control. Their shouted orders disappeared beneath the roar of terrified voices. One guard was knocked to the ground by the fleeing customers, while another drew his weapon with shaking hands and aimed it uselessly at the vault door. I ignored them. My eyes remained fixed on the vault. Julius stood several meters away, completely calm. Too calm for
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Chapter: The Second RiftCHAPTER NINE The mark on my hand refused to disappear, I rubbed it with my thumb. Nothing happened. It wasn't painful, but I could feel something beneath my skin. A faint pulse, almost like a second heartbeat. I pulled my sleeve over it. "Can you walk?" Elena pushed herself up from the floor. She winced and grabbed her side. "I can." "Then we need to leave." She looked around the ruined basement. "What about them?" I glanced at the unconscious men. "We can't carry everyone." Elena stared at me for a moment before nodding. We climbed the stairs. The cathedral looked completely different from when I had entered it. Broken stones covered the floor. Dust floated through the air, and several sections of the ceiling had collapsed. Outside, the city had descended into chaos. Sirens screamed in the distance. Cars had crashed into one another. People were running through the streets. Some were crying. Others were simply standing in the middle of the road, staring at the sky. The
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Chapter: Unexpected RiftCHAPTER EIGHT The floor exploded. Stone fragments shot through the air as something enormous forced its way out of the darkness beneath us. I jumped backward, Elena raised her sword. The four men scattered. A deafening roar shook the entire basement. Then I saw it. A massive black arm emerged from the hole. It wasn't the Shadow-Stalker. I knew every creature that had appeared during the first week of the apocalypse. Every monster. Every rift. Every dungeon. This thing wasn't supposed to exist. "Move!" I shouted. The creature pulled itself out of the broken floor. It was enormous. At least four meters tall, with a body covered in dark scales. Two curved horns grew from its skull, and violet flames burned inside its empty eye sockets. A long chain was wrapped around its chest. At the end of the chain was a strange metal object that looked like a sealed box. My eyes narrowed. I had never seen anything like it. The System appeared. [Unknown Entity Detected.] [Classificati
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Chapter: The Timeline ChangedCHAPTER SEVEN The footsteps grew louder. I slipped the Seed of Agility into my pocket and tightened my grip around the Widow-Maker. There were at least five people above me. I knew this place. The basement had only one entrance, and whoever had entered the cathedral would have to pass through the main hall before reaching me. In my previous life, Saint Jude had become one of the first shelters in Oakhaven. Hundreds of survivors eventually gathered here. But that hadn't happened immediately. On the first day, only a handful of people had come looking for safety. And among those people was someone I had desperately needed in my first life. Someone who had died before I ever realized how important she was. I heard voices above me. "Check every room." "Do you think the creature is still here?" "It shouldn't be. The rift closed." My eyes narrowed. These weren't ordinary civilians.Their voices were too calm.I moved toward the staircase. Then I stopped. A strange feeling crawled a
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Chapter: The First KillCHAPTER SIX The moment my knife entered the creature's chest, I knew something was wrong. There was no resistance. The blade passed through its body as if I had stabbed a cloud of smoke. My eyes widened. I twisted my body just as a black claw swept across the space where my head had been. I hit the ground and rolled. The claw struck the stone floor. BOOM! Chunks of ancient stone exploded into the air as I pushed myself backward and stared at the Shadow-Stalker. It was exactly as I remembered. Nearly three meters tall, its body constantly shifting between solid flesh and thick black smoke. Its arms were too long for its body, ending in curved obsidian claws capable of slicing through steel. Two violet eyes burned inside the darkness where its face should have been. But there was one difference. It was looking directly at me, as it knew that I know it. In my first life, I had never been this close to the creature when it emerged. I had arrived three days later. By then, the Sh
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