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Genocide Timer: I Regressed as the Enemy of Humanity: Volume 2 – The Deck Seven Anomaly
A dark villain-protagonist regression LitRPG fantasy. Book 2 of the Genocide Timer saga.Rael Ardyn survived Greymaw Hollow.
The Crown didn’t forgive him for it.
Dragged in doctrine chains toward Dock Seven—a rusted industrial graveyard where problems are “recycled” into ash—Rael is supposed to be nothing more than a dangerous asset in transit. A walking hazard to be harmonized, filed, and erased.
But the Genocide Timer has other plans.
Dock Seven isn’t just a prison. It’s an anomaly the System itself can’t quite predict. Outcome clusters fracture. Harmonization risk spikes. Every time Rael pushes back against his “Enemy of Humanity” label, the projection graphs warp a little more.
Echo, the murderous voice in his head, is evolving.
Rael’s leash strain is climbing.
And somewhere inside the Crown’s logistics maze, someone has quietly decided he’s worth more alive than dead.
When a transfer goes sideways and a new handler steps into the game, Rael is forced to
A quarantined port city built on failed harmonizations and buried mass graves
Crown Justiciars and doctrine constructs that would rather destroy a whole node than lose control of one man
System projections that mark him as a collapse risk—and a potential exploit
To stay alive, Rael has to walk a knife-edge between rebellion and play the compliant weapon just long enough to sabotage the board, without letting the Crown, the System, or Echo decide who he is.
He was supposed to be a disposable villain.
On Dock Seven, he might become something far more dangerous.
Perfect for readers who
Slow-burn escalation → then brutal spikes of violence, transformation, and rebellion
Villain-protagonist regression with real psychological change, not instant redemption
LitRPG elements woven into the world (Timers, projections, harmonization risk) instead of game menus everywhere
Dark fantasy settings full of industrial ruins, doctrine magic, and oppressive Systems
Book 2 of Genocide I Regressed as the Enemy of Humanity continues Rael’s war against the label forced on him—and the higher Entities who think they’ve already written his ending.
The Crown didn’t forgive him for it.
Dragged in doctrine chains toward Dock Seven—a rusted industrial graveyard where problems are “recycled” into ash—Rael is supposed to be nothing more than a dangerous asset in transit. A walking hazard to be harmonized, filed, and erased.
But the Genocide Timer has other plans.
Dock Seven isn’t just a prison. It’s an anomaly the System itself can’t quite predict. Outcome clusters fracture. Harmonization risk spikes. Every time Rael pushes back against his “Enemy of Humanity” label, the projection graphs warp a little more.
Echo, the murderous voice in his head, is evolving.
Rael’s leash strain is climbing.
And somewhere inside the Crown’s logistics maze, someone has quietly decided he’s worth more alive than dead.
When a transfer goes sideways and a new handler steps into the game, Rael is forced to
A quarantined port city built on failed harmonizations and buried mass graves
Crown Justiciars and doctrine constructs that would rather destroy a whole node than lose control of one man
System projections that mark him as a collapse risk—and a potential exploit
To stay alive, Rael has to walk a knife-edge between rebellion and play the compliant weapon just long enough to sabotage the board, without letting the Crown, the System, or Echo decide who he is.
He was supposed to be a disposable villain.
On Dock Seven, he might become something far more dangerous.
Perfect for readers who
Slow-burn escalation → then brutal spikes of violence, transformation, and rebellion
Villain-protagonist regression with real psychological change, not instant redemption
LitRPG elements woven into the world (Timers, projections, harmonization risk) instead of game menus everywhere
Dark fantasy settings full of industrial ruins, doctrine magic, and oppressive Systems
Book 2 of Genocide I Regressed as the Enemy of Humanity continues Rael’s war against the label forced on him—and the higher Entities who think they’ve already written his ending.
190 pages, Paperback
Published February 23, 2026
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