BACK ACROSS TIME

Time has never been a straight path. For Joshua Osswald, it's a winding maze-each corner revealing new truths, deeper threats, and older scars.

After restoring fragments of the continuum and facing paradoxes in scattered eras, Joshua begins to feel something looming. A presence behind the disruptions. A pattern behind the chaos. Then the revelation: he is not the only Osswald traveling through time.

A dark mirror of himself-descended from the same bloodline-has been rewriting history, not to preserve it, but to control it. This shadowed traveler knows the machine as well as Joshua. Perhaps better. And his aim is not balance, but domination.

Their conflict spans the birth of nations, the agony of trench warfare, and even the moment mankind first walked on the moon. These are not just battlegrounds of bullets and speeches-they are forks in the timestream. To lose one is to lose the future.

In this volume, the war isn't metaphor. It is a war of ideologies, of legacy, of what it means to be a Timekeeper. Joshua must choose not only what history to protect-but what kind of ancestor he will become.

Because some wars are not won with weapons.

They're won with remembrance.