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: Only one can surviveCHAPTER FORTY [ONLY ONE AERON MILLER MAY LEAVE THIS HOSPITAL ALIVE.] The message remained in front of my eyes. I stared at the other Aeron. He was still holding my hand. “Whatever happens,” I said, “don't let go.” He gave a faint smile. “You're the one who said we weren't friends.” “We aren't.” “Good. I would hate to become friends with someone who stole my life.” The ground beneath us vanished. I fell. There was no wind, no sound, and no sense of direction. One moment I was inside the hospital, and the next I was falling through an endless black space. Then I hit the ground. Hard. [TRIAL ENVIRONMENT CREATED.] [LOCATION: THE ORIGIN CHAMBER.] [PARTICIPANTS: AERON MILLER — BLUE RECORD.] [AERON MILLER — SILVER RECORD.] [OBJECTIVE: CLAIM THE FIRST AUTHORITY.] [FAILURE: BOTH PARTICIPANTS WILL BE ERASED.] I pushed myself upright. The other Aeron was several feet away, rubbing his shoulder. “Still alive?” I asked. “Unfortunately.” I looked around. We were standing i
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Chapter: The two SuccessorsCHAPTER THIRTY-NINE The floor split beneath our feet. A massive black hand emerged from the darkness, gripping the edges of the opening. Its armored fingers dug into the concrete, sending cracks racing across the maternity ward. I recognized those fingers. I had seen them beneath Central Tower. The First Authority. But something was different. This time, it wasn't reaching for me alone. It was reaching for both of us. [THE FIRST AUTHORITY HAS FOUND ITS TWO SUCCESSORS.] [WARNING: DUAL SUCCESSOR AWAKENING DETECTED.] [COLLAPSE SEQUENCE ACCELERATED.] The other Aeron grabbed my arm. “Move!” I pulled away. “Don't touch me.” His expression hardened. “You can hate me later. If that thing gets out, neither of us will survive.” He wasn't wrong. The hand tightened around the broken floor. A second arm appeared beneath it, followed by a massive armored head. Elena rushed toward us. “Aeron! We need to get out of here!” Daniel fired at the emerging creatur
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Chapter: The life that wasn't mineCHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHT I couldn't breathe. Something had wrapped itself around my chest, pulling me away from my body. The hospital room blurred, and the people around me became distant shadows. I heard Elena shouting my name. I heard Julius curse. Then another voice spoke inside my head. You took everything from me. The other Aeron. His voice was no longer coming from the monitor. It was inside my mind. My name. My family. My future. Even my death. I tried to move, but my body wouldn't respond. A violet light spread across my vision. [IDENTITY TRANSFER: 10%.] [HOST RESISTANCE DETECTED.] [WARNING: RESISTANCE WILL CAUSE MEMORY COLLAPSE.] I clenched my teeth. “Get out of my head.” A laugh answered me. You still don't understand. This was never your life. The hospital disappeared. I was standing in a familiar living room. A television played quietly in the corner. A small birthday cake sat on the table. Someone had decorated the walls with blue balloons. A woman stood
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Chapter: The child we buriedCHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN “You're the child we buried.” The doctor's words hung in the corridor. For a moment, I forgot about the monsters gathering behind the nurse. I forgot about the countdown. All I could see was the face in front of me. My face. The same dark eyes. The same jawline. Even the small scar beneath the left eyebrow that I had carried since childhood. But there was something different about him. He looked older. Not by decades, but by enough years to make me wonder how long he had been alive. “Who are you?” I asked. He studied me. “I'm the person who remembers what happened before you were given a name.” “That doesn't answer my question.” “It answers more than you think.” The nurse stepped aside. “Doctor Miller, the correction process has begun. We have three minutes.” He didn't look at her. “Stop it.” The nurse hesitated. “But the records—” “I said stop it.” Every patient in the corridor froze. The red warning above my vision disappeared. [IDENTITY CO
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Chapter: maternity warden sevenCHAPTER THIRTY-SIX The newborn kept crying. Its cries echoed through the hospital entrance, rising above the distant alarms and the groaning of the damaged building. I stared into the darkness beyond the open doors. Ten minutes. That was how long I had before the System decided which Aeron Miller was allowed to exist. “Stay close,” I told the others. Elena drew her sword. Daniel checked his rifle, while Julius tried to summon his Authority of Dominion. The black veins around his neck immediately tightened. He stopped. “Still can't control it,” he muttered. “Then don't force it,” I said. He gave me a bitter smile. “You're beginning to sound like someone who cares whether I survive.” “Don't flatter yourself. I just don't want to carry your body.” The girl moved past us and entered the hospital. “Argue later. If the other one finishes the synchronization, none of us will remember why we're here.” I followed her inside. The reception area was deserted. Chai
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Chapter: The Other AeronCHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE [ORIGINAL IDENTITY HOLDER DETECTED.] [LOCATION: OAKHAVEN CENTRAL HOSPITAL.] [STATUS: ALIVE.] I read the notification three times, hoping the words would change. They didn't. For years, I had believed my greatest enemy was Julius Everton. He had betrayed me, taken the violet gemstone, and driven a knife into my chest. Even after my regression, I had blamed every unexpected change on his actions. Now the System was telling me someone else had my identity. Someone who was supposed to be dead. Someone who was still alive. “Show me the details,” I ordered. [ACCESS DENIED.] [REASON: ORIGINAL IDENTITY CONFLICT.] I nearly laughed. “Of course. Why would anything be simple?” Elena wiped the blood from the corner of her mouth. “Can you explain what just happened?” “The System says another Aeron Miller is alive at the hospital.” Daniel lowered his rifle. “Another Aeron Miller? You mean someone with your name?” “I mean someone the System reco
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