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The EOD [End of Days]

2026 was the span of a huge rise in the technological era... But... the destruction of the world happened thereafter! The timeline spins back to 2021 and a chief editor of a big media organization named Ryan Stones opens his eyes to the world with a nightmare of being killed, failing to remember any other event in the dream asides that. On the other hand, the founder of the biggest technological company fails to open his eyes to the world and instead falls into a coma, encountering something out of the world. Both men had an impact in their past lives but both were restored back for different purposes. One to save the world and the other to fulfill the result of the immense destruction which is likely to occur again. Read, as the mysterious unfolds. Volume 1(Completed): It's all about the MC's and antagonist's life within a month after they were sent back in time. Volume 2(Ongoing): The continuation of their lives with twists that begin their fates. Note to readers: The plot is a slow one, so don't expect any apocalyptic scene just yet... Thank you!

Gideon_Johnson · Urbano
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170 Chs

Strategy

John grabbed the mug cup and took a meaningful sip from it before setting it down, atop the mug on the desk. The steam exuding from the cup showed the content was still very much hot so he had no choice but to consume it little by little.

He looked around at his newly furnished office. Everything about it was now so different. The feel, the designs, the furniture, except the arrangement.

Even though it hadn't been part of the building affected when the disaster had occured few months back, the interior designers had chosen to make changes in it as it was in their plan to touch every part of the building as a sort of rhythm.

He hadn't protested when they had informed him of their plans. Not that he couldn't, he just didn't have the strength to do that then. The only specific instruction he had given them then was to not mishandle the Encryptor or they would pay dearly for that. And he definitely wasn't talking about mere thousands then...