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BLOOD FALL

by DN Libar2 Ongoing

Synopsis

[The Hook]

Koto lives in a modern world—untouched by magic, silent and predictable. Until the moment the world stops.

Every living soul is frozen in an instant, trapped in an apocalyptic stillness. Amidst this silence, monsters swarm the frozen earth. And Koto is the only one left to move.

[The Twist & Power]

To save humanity, Koto must fight. But his power comes with a haunting price: the more monsters he slays, the deeper he travels into the past. In this broken reality, the past is the only dimension that still flows. And if the past ever catches up to the frozen present, existence itself will collapse.

[The True Mission]

Koto’s mission is not merely to fight monsters and save the world; he must travel back in time to intercept someone—a person whose existence threatens the very fabric of reality. However, he does not yet know that this person is Asael. He must find a specific window in the past where Asael is at his absolute weakest, to strike before the monster becomes unstoppable. But as the hunt begins, Koto realizes that the hunt for Asael is merely the spark that ignites a sequence of events far more profound, and far more terrifying, than he ever imagined.

[The Scale]

An epic saga of 9 Arcs, with each arc consisting of multiple volumes. A journey through psychological warfare, titanic battles, and a destiny rewritten in blood.

[Release Schedule]

To ensure a powerful immersion into the first volume, we are starting with an accelerated release:

* Day 1: 9 Chapters

* Day 2: 4 Chapters

* Day 3: 4 Chapters (until Volume 1 concludes)

Following Volume 1, the schedule will move to 2 chapters every three days to ensure the highest possible quality for all subsequent volumes and chapters.

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Status: Ongoing

Chapters: 17

Updates: Multiple chapters daily

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