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Why Should I Stop Being a Villain

In the midst of a ruined forest, due to the result of the clash between peak powerhouses, a body of a man lay. He was known as the 'Evilest Villain', the worst man ever born in humanity.His body was full of wounds with a spear piercing his heart. However, even in his final moments, he was calm and collected, with his usual cold face. The only thing on his mind was, "Forgive me, I couldn't keep my promise to you." He closed his eyes, ready to begin his eternal slumber in the darkness. Suddenly, a blue light appeared, with ancient text that read, 'Do you want to turn back time, my child?' He laughed and said yes. | Fate Devourer System | [Initializing......................24%] [Authority: Deus Time Control (Rank ?!?) used] [The Goddess of Time wishes you the best]. /////////////////////////////////////////////////// I do not own the novel cover. If you are the owner and want me to remove it, you can tell me. ////////////////////////////////////////////////// I have entered this novel for the fantasy carnival contest so if you like reading this novel,do give it some power stones.

Raos_IOI · Fantasy
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453 Chs

Where did he get the money from?

In the faculty block, a man could be seen pacing back and forth in his office.

"What if they found out..." the man muttered.

"No, surely they wouldn't trouble him after all those incidents," the man kept talking to himself.

Sweat was forming on his face, and his heart was racing with anxiety.

*Knock* *Knock*

The man turned towards his office door as his thoughts were going wild.

"Professor Argas, I have brought the documents you asked for," a man's voice came from behind the door.

Argas breathed in relief as he changed his expression.

"Come in," Argas allowed him to enter.

The staff member entered his room with some documents in his hands.

"We have fixed your schedule for the next three weeks," he said,

"But you should still confirm your timings with other professors in case of a last-minute change," he said, but Argas's mind was absent.

"Ah, yeah, you can go now," Argas spoke as he told the man to leave.