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Lord of Annihilation

What does it mean to truly be alone? To lose your friends, loved ones, and your entire species. Are humans truly alone in this vast cosmos, or is there a greater stage awaiting it to enter? Is Death really the end? Or is there something beyond it? Follow along with Lucius, a man who was once truly alone for 300 years, as he returns to the past once again in order to break free from 'The Rules' and 'Them' The only path to the end is through Annihilation! ------------------- Volume 1 Synopsis: Lucius returns 300 years to the past, along with Ka'lor'ah, to the year 2320. Carefully having to manipulate 'Cause and Effect' without being discovered by 'Them', he has to ensure Mankind's survival and prevent its annihilation during its 'Ascension'. But can mankind's fate really be changed so easily or is it destined to fall during its 'Ascension'? ------------------- Volume 2 Synopsis: With the awakening of their souls, mankind has found the path to greater power. Enemies within and without, Mankind must band together in order to survive. Will it manage to rise above its Ordeals to truly Ascend? Or is it destined for a fate of 'utter annihilation? Meanwhile, Lucius awakens his true bloodline. A rotting darkness that feeds upon everything. A madness that threatens to swallow him whole. A price too great to pay. Alas, darker powers lay in the shadows, waiting. ------------------- Volume 3 Synopsis: Where lies Good and where lies Evil? What defines a Friend and who can become an enemy? With the fate of the Universe as his goal, Lucius must the calamitous waters of a politically divided Grand Alacana Empire to forge his path to victory. However, where does victory lie? And is it worth the sacrifice it demands?

C0nstance · Fantasy
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412 Chs

Reset. Repeat.

This was new. She had never seen another person, a humanoid not to mention, since her arrival in this place, thirty-seven days ago.

"Hello, sir!" Olivia called, reaching out towards the black-cowled figure. Having approached close enough, she stalled her sprinting to a walk.

Seemingly having not heard her words, the cowled figure continued to rigidly walk. His back was slightly hunched and his head was lowered to look at the ground. He held a dry, wooden branch in hand and dragged it against the ashen sand with each step. A knapsack similar to one worn by Olivia occupied his back except that it looked empty with a large, noticeable hole at its bottom.

Oddly enough, Olivia could not view his arms and legs. The black robe worn on his body descended until it covered his legs, while his arms, the part that was exposed at least, were covered in dirty, white bandages.