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When the System decided humanity needed “correction,” Rael Ardyn was its favorite weapon.

Non-human villages burned. Treaties were signed in blood. Every “peace conference” was a prelude to another quiet genocide—and Rael was the blade that made it happen.

Then the Dominion put him on the scaffold.

Instead of dying, Rael wakes up one year before...

A dark villain-protagonist regression LitRPG fantasy. Book 2 of the Genocide Timer saga.

Rael Ardyn survived Greymaw Hollow.

The Crown didn’t forgive him for it.

Dragged in doctrine chains toward Dock Seven—a rusted industrial graveyard where problems are “recycled” into ash—Rael is supposed to be nothing more than a dangerous asset in transit. A...

Rael Ardyn was supposed to die as humanity’s traitor.
Instead, he came back with a timer, a stolen future, and a role the world was never meant to survive: the Enemy of Humanity.

The genocide timer is still counting.

The system is still moving.

And beneath the world, the buried machinery behind Dock Seven has started opening its teeth.

What began...

The system has stopped correcting Rael Ardyn.

Now it is building a countermeasure.

After exposing the buried machinery beneath the Dominion’s holy order, Rael has become something the Crown can no longer classify, contain, or quietly erase. Every relay he breaks exposes another layer of the world’s false architecture. Every witness he awakens...

Humanity won.

The war ended. The non-human races were erased. The world was saved, history was rewritten, and the Hero of Humanity became a legend built on blood.

But Rael Ardyn remembers the truth.

After breaking through another layer of the Genocide Timer, Rael enters the timeline where humanity’s victory was complete — a world of shining...

Every morning begins at 7:00 AM. Every mistake resets. Every pain returns.

Kaito wakes into the same day again and again—alone, exhausted, and one fragment away from breaking. But the loop is changing. Cracks ripple through reality. Faces he barely remembers begin calling his name. And every reset pulls him closer to the people whose tragedies...