Warhammer 40K: I Continue to Fight for the Dead

The broadcast order was to evacuate twelve minutes ago, and body collector Eli was still writing the name of the third dead person. On Charon 17, the body had to be registered with its name before the family could receive the next ration. Until a strange soldier died in Eli's arms and thrust the blood-stained ID card into his hand. In the next moment, Eli saw the last eleven seconds of the deceased—aiming, breathing, and pulling the trigger. From then on, each identity card may leave him with a skill: marksmanship, blasting, reconnaissance, driving, and even experience in commanding a war. The price is that the fears, regrets and memories of the deceased are also squeezed into his mind little by little. In order to find his missing mother, Eli joined the 117th mixed regiment, starting from the lowest level of conscripts, and completing the final battle for the dead who failed to return home. And all the clues ultimately point to an identity card that shouldn't appear - It belonged to my father, who was convicted of desertion by the empire eighteen years ago. The Empire said that man abandoned the Gray Gate. The dead man told Eli that he had been left alone behind the door. Eli, the corpse collector, can inherit the last eleven seconds of the battle memory from the identity tags of the fallen. The dead man taught him how to shoot, blast, reconnaissance and command, and also put fear, regret and unfinished missions into his mind. In order to find his missing mother and find out the truth about his father's "escaping from battle", Eli joined the 117th Mixed Regiment and became a battlefield commander from cannon fodder. But when countless dead people begin to use his body to continue fighting, he must answer a question first: Is it Eli who survives in the end, or is he an army of dead people?