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The Timeline Changed

Author: STARWRITES
last update publish date: 2026-09-13 20:01:30

CHAPTER SEVEN

The footsteps grew louder. I slipped the Seed of Agility into my pocket and tightened my grip around the Widow-Maker. There were at least five people above me.

I knew this place.

The basement had only one entrance, and whoever had entered the cathedral would have to pass through the main hall before reaching me.

In my previous life, Saint Jude had become one of the first shelters in Oakhaven.

Hundreds of survivors eventually gathered here. But that hadn't happened immediately. On
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