Steel became rusted tombs, and civilization was reduced to ashes. The mysterious tattoos on his body were both his means of survival in the wasteland and a curse that would bring about his ruin.
The orphan Kane survived among the ruins thanks to his resistance to the deadly “Ash” contamination. When he met Ellie, an exile who possessed lost technology, the two were dragged into the wasteland’s most dangerous war:
On one side stood the “Pure Light Order,” fanatical believers determined to burn away every trace of technology and drag humanity back into primitive darkness.
On the other stood the “Children of Genesis,” ruthless engineers bent on reviving the forbidden power that had once destroyed the world and creating a new “god.”
Kane gradually discovered that the power of his tattoos came from the same source as the apocalypse: the “Origin Point.” He had to master this double-edged sword:
Survive in radioactive deserts and steel graveyards, navigate between the flames of faith and the abyss of technology, and uncover the truth behind the apocalypse.
Would he become the spark that ignited the next destruction? Or could he carve out a never-before-seen path to survival for humanity, between destruction and rebirth, atop the ashes of civilization?
The writing is quite powerful and you can tell he is an experienced hand. The details are very interesting, showing the world like a grain of sand or a blade of grass.