Ivasanara

Freyah Lima knew death all too well, but waking up five hours before the apocalypse gave her a second chance. Armed with memories of the past, she races against time to prepare. Yet, when she reaches her parking lot, she finds something-or someone-that shouldn't exist.

A man stands there: silver hair, ragged clothes, and a translucent screen hovering above his head.


[Florence Plaridel

Role: Third Male Lead of the Novel Primrose
Ability: Healing and Swordmanship
Fate: Unknown]


Florence Plaridel-the half blood third prince, the unrequited lover, a skilled healer and swordsman from the last novel Freyah read before her death. In Primrose, he managed to escape before his execution due to treason, then said his farewell to the female lead, telling her he won't bother her anymore. After that, nothing was mentioned anymore about him.

But now he's here. In her world. On the eve of its destruction.

Freyah doesn't know how or why a fictional character has appeared, but one thing is certain: the apocalypse will rewrite the world, and Florence's unexplained presence could change everything.

As survival becomes a race against fate, Freyah must decide: is Florence the key to saving this world, or a sign that its ending has already begun?

The forgotten prince has returned-and with him, the rules of fate are no longer absolute.

Regressing Through the Apocalypse with the Third Male Lead

The village was a hive of activity. Everyone was hard at work, building the towering walls that would encircle their home. It was grueling labor, but there was no other choice.

From time to time, Freyah broke away from the construction efforts to patrol the perimeter, ensuring that no stray zombies slipped through the cracks. The last thing they needed was an attack from within.

The defensive structure was meticulously planned. Four great walls would rise—named simply: Northern Wall, Eastern Wall, Western Wall, and Southern Wall. There would be only two entry points—one in the north and another in the south, heavily fortified for security.

Volume 2. Chapter 31