The Dark Continent Star Gate Project

(This is a sequel to my Delta Force: Long Live Kamona 2, another great escape. If you want to catch up on the earlier story, check out my other two books.) The embers of the Tide Prison uprising have yet to cool when Itak, calling himself the “King of Drama,” strides over the ruins and mockery to crown himself in the fallen homeland of Asara. The crown is heavy, his territory little more than a speck, and powerful enemies surround him. His “restoration” looks more like an absurd stage play, with the actors made up of battered soldiers, prisoners, and exiles. But change comes from the shadows. The boy Ant holds “Originium” permissions from the otherworldly game Arknights, allowing him to “print” concepts into reality. Ursus heavy armor, steam-powered colossi, even plans for a Stargate linking to another war-torn world, Kamona, all become possible in his hands. Yet power comes with a wager: he has bet Priestess, a higher-dimensional being, on the survival of civilization. If he loses, all things will return to nothing. And so the mad king and the unorthodox “printer” join forces. With cunning schemes, they forge alliances, recruit ruthless bandits, and take on Hafk, the monopolistic giant whose genetic technology has spiraled out of control. At the same time, amid clashes of steel and flesh, they investigate the truth behind the fusion of two dimensions. The decisive battle for the old capital is imminent, hidden agents have already pointed their blades at its heart, and in dreams of the deep blue, the souls of ancient Wendigos are demanding answers... This is a struggle between the throne and rusted iron, a desperate gamble to print the future and redeem the past. When Raven’s broadcasts echo across the sea of sand and Originium’s light illuminates the ruins, Asara’s fate will walk a tightrope woven from madness and miracles, toward rebirth or total annihilation.