We all make choices, sometimes they work out, and other times they end up causing us to wake up in a pool of our own blood… but things are currently kind of working out, for one Thomas Desmond. You know, once you get past the whole being kidnapped thing, people wanting him dead, finding himself in a budding undead empire, which is currently experiencing difficulties. Oh, and then there's the massive bounty on his head, but things are better! It's just, sometimes, better doesn't mean a whole lot, when everything is a stiff breeze away from completely falling apart. The thing is, when someone is broken, unless it completely shatters them, and drowns them into the endless sea of hopelessness. They have the chance of coming back far stronger, but what Thomas, and well, the people of earth, along with those who dwell beyond, will become though, remains to be seen. One thing is certain though, those who are unwilling to grow, unwilling to change, will eventually be entirely left in the dust. The question just is, who won't be broken by the challenges that are unlike what so many have ever faced? General Information/Disclaimer This book is more of an active draft, than a complete work, and one of the main reasons I'm posting it here now, instead of the day it's finally “complete” (Whenever that impossible point is reached 0_0) is because there has been a trend of people stealing books from sites, and claiming them as their own. This book is currently being posted a chapter, per week on these three sites. https://www.royalroad.com/profile/117814, patreon.com/ChrisCart7, and https://ccartwright.substack.com/ And buying now simply gets you access to any unreleased chapters, along with tge* endless edits. 0_0 while also helping support me :) Long term, the plan is currently to keep posting chapters, until four books are done, maybe five, so I have even more editing time. 0_o Then, just maybe they'll finally be done! assuming of course I'm not first driven insane by editing. X_X More details It's a system world with lots of boxes… probably too many boxes, filled with video game elements, which is a hallmark of the litrpg genre, and each book is around 70k words. It's definitely also not the best writing, still lacking a certain depth, but not the worst. I know such a grand endorsement, particularly when I'm most definitely comparing it to those books, which are literally Google translated, but to be fair, I've enjoyed a number of those. If you're looking for quality, and an ungodly amount of content though, I encourage you to check out the Wandering Inn, which is also free, at least on their website, or look into Royal Roads, which has countless stories being posted every day. Thanks for stopping by, and I hope that you have a great day.