
Return of the Apocalypse-Class Death Knight
Damien Haksen possessed talent great enough to enter history, but Archlich Dorgo transformed him into a Death Knight and forced him to live as a slave. Under Dorgo's control, Damien killed his own family and helped destroy the kingdoms of the world. He regained his mind only when everything was already lost. Then a miracle occurred: regre
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Damien Haksen possessed talent great enough to enter history, but Archlich Dorgo transformed him into a Death Knight and forced him to live as a slave. Under Dorgo's control, Damien killed his own family and helped destroy the kingdoms of the world. He regained his mind only when everything was already lost. Then a miracle occurred: regression. Returned to the time before the tragedy began, Damien resolves to protect his family, correct his past mistakes and erase every dark mage connected to the future apocalypse.
Return of the Apocalypse-Class Death Knight is an ongoing Korean action-fantasy webtoon adapted from Orange Mango's completed novel. The story follows Damien Haksen, a former Death Knight who regresses to the past after helping destroy the world. Using memories and martial experience from his ruined future, he rebuilds his strength, protects his family and hunts the dark mages responsible for his former enslavement.
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