Revenge of the Fighter A Regression Epic of Power, War, and the Rise of a Nation

Poisoned. Betrayed. Reborn without magic. Roan Kervys should have died at the king's banquet. After years of fighting for a kingdom that praised him as a hero, he was rewarded with honeyed poison and a quiet sentence from the man he had served. He had no mana. No scan could find him. No ward could measure him. And that made him the last threat the crown needed to erase. But death was not the end. Roan wakes again as a ten-year-old boy in the fog-wrapped frontier village of Graymarch, years before the betrayal that destroyed everything.
His hands are small. His body is weak. His clan is poor, forgotten, and almost invisible to the kingdom's magic-based order. This time, that invisibility will become a weapon. With no magic, no noble blood, and no army, Roan begins building power from the ground up: breath, fists, discipline, traps, forged knuckle guards, hidden routes, and a village that refuses to be measured or owned. As collectors, mage patrols, scan lanterns, and imperial forces close in, Graymarch transforms from a forgotten village into an unmarked territory that kings can no longer ignore.
Roan was betrayed once because he was useful. This time, he will become something far worse. A fighter reborn. A clan unmeasured. A nation rising from fog, fists, and revenge. Perfect for readers who enjoy revenge fantasy, regression fantasy, weak-to-strong heroes, mana-less protagonists, kingdom-building, tactical warfare, and dark epic fantasy with a sharp, defiant main character.