Mute and The Listener

Tacit was never meant to save the world. He wasn't the chosen one. He wasn't a legendary warrior. He wasn't even supposed to exist in this era. When the Kingdom of Babilon falls, Tacit is thrown centuries into the past with only one chance to stop history from repeating itself. The problem? Nobody knows who he is, he can't speak a single word, and the future he's trying to prevent hasn't happened yet. Armed with nothing more than a pair of daggers and an uncanny ability to adapt, Tacit begins a journey across a world still untouched by the disaster that will one day consume it. Along the way, he'll earn the trust of ancient gods, challenge trials that have claimed countless lives, and slowly uncover why he, of all people, was chosen to return. Saving the future should have been impossible. Fortunately... Nobody ever told Tacit that.  What to expect: A genuinely mute protagonist whose gestures are understood rather than translated.  Character-driven progression with hard-earned growth. Ancient gods, forgotten kingdoms, and rich cultural worldbuilding. A journey that balances quiet wonder, wholesome moments, and high stakes. Meaningful relationships with no forced romance. A planned story with long-term payoffs and foreshadowing.