Restarting the Apocalypse

Len and Rick have survived the Plynthian Civil War, the fall of nations, the otherworlder invasion, and the fall of Harmonia. Now they have been sent back 130 years — to the moment mana first appeared on Yorel. Stats baseline, skills gone, but memories intact. When society crumbles again, these veterans will be ready.

The cracks Len and Rick remember are spreading again. Trapped on the frontlines of the Stained Mountain Range under siege by mana-mutated beasts, their only shot at saving the firebase is to dig through a mountain to reach Goran before disaster strikes. But Goran is a powder keg, and the kingdom's lords are already circling — offering bribes, spinning promises, preparing for a civil war Len and Rick have seen play out before. This time, they know how it ends.

Mana is transforming the world faster than people can adapt — and the countdown to collapse cannot be stopped. This time, Len and Rick are not just surviving it; they are building something that can endure. From shattered coasts to rising strongholds, they hunt the future legends, tacticians, and builders who once helped humanity endure — people they remember dying. This time, they plan to save them before the end begins.

Civil war is brewing in Plynthia, but Harmonia's dungeon may end Yorel before the first banner is raised. King Eardin — whose death sparked the civil war in their last lives — is alive and summoning Rick to a ball in Eskon City. Len must go in his place, while they keep their stronghold in Goran out of the spotlight. The dungeon at Harmonia spawns creatures over a hundred levels stronger than even Len. If its monsters ever break free, nothing on Yorel can stop them.

The next chapter of Restarting the Apocalypse continues. As the system evolves and the stakes rise, survival alone will not be enough. New powers, new dangers, and hard decisions lie ahead.