A Time for Dying

A nameless delivery driver lives a life of quiet monotony, defined by cracked ceilings, stale air, and a worn delivery route. Until the day he wakes up with a profound sense of déjà vu, picks up a strangely familiar girl, and returns home to find his apartment... and the life he would have been living sliced from existence.

This is not a dream. It is a trap.

Suddenly, he is caught in a cycle he cannot explain, forced to relive a day that ends in sudden, violent death. Each reset erases the world’s memory, but the psychological scar remains on him, a growing weight of fractured instincts and unplaceable dread. With no memory of past loops and no reason for his curse, he has only a deep, animal certainty: something is hunting him, and the rules of his reality are a lie.

As the ordinary world begins to fray at the edges, marked by impossible destruction and whispers of armored figures that vanish into thin air, he must navigate a collapsing sanity to uncover the truth. His only anchor is a mysterious girl who seems to remember him, even when the world does not.

Is this a personal hell, or the first sign of a silent war? How many times must a man die before he stops being human? And in a world that resets with every failure, what is the point of survival, redemption, or hope?

He must find answers before his mind, or the unseen forces tightening their grip, breaks him completely.