Blood-Drawn Pathmaker × Memory Gravedigger
When Lin Wanzhou's bloodied navigation device drops into the abyssal parcel,
she sees her mother's electronic delivery receipt from 23 years ago appear in the passenger seat;
when Su Bai's trembling fingers touch the package,
she reads that the recipient's cause of death is listed as “strangled by Lin Wanzhou's umbilical cord.”
Rules are feed. Loopholes are fangs.
At this courier company, where fangs sprout from every shelf,
new hires must remember:
■ Smiling customers get a discount coupon (with the countdown to your remaining lifespan printed on it)
■ Crying customers need a birthday song played (when the song ends, It will lick away their tears)
■ If you find that the recipient is yourself
congratulations, you've been promoted to “detachable cargo-carriage component”
The twin cancer cells' path to godslaying
To uncover the truth behind their loved ones' disappearance,
a woman whose veins spread like a map and a girl whose fractured memories form a code
are gambling on a battle of wits between the left and right halves of their brains:
Lin Wanzhou burns her blood to forge a path to survival, while Su Bai carves out memories to bury a dead end;
when they shove their mother's delivery slip into Nagmoff's burrow,
the cargo hold explodes
receipts flutter everywhere,
with every human being's name printed on them.
The ultimate choice: accept the truth and become a new god,
or tear up the order and become the first drop of digestive fluid... to slay a god?
