The Grim Reaper’s School-Skipping Diary

When Sigma was tricked into enrolling at the Atlas Necromancer Academy, his life was changed forever. The dead roam here, and every night echoes with ghostly wails. The courses are bizarre and varied. Not only do perverts obsessed with live dissections and midnight ghost stories teach you how to toy with the living and the dead, but hulking instructors and righteous warmongers also teach you the Sixth-Form Staff Technique and how to seize air supremacy in mage-on-mage combat. Every necromancer here has a deadpan face full of world-ending ambitions. They don't understand humor, never crack a smile, and don't even masturbate. Sigma's talent for necromancy comes once in a thousand years, but he is terrified of ghosts. To escape this haunted place, he launches a shameless campaign of truancy. The Diary of the God of Death's Truancy, also known as What a Pity He's a Pervert, was written in the fifth year after the Nolen Cataclysm. In vivid, realistic prose, it recounts the deranged adolescence of the God of Death, Sigma, explains the origins of his awful personality, and offers this assessment of his life: His Excellency the God of Death was a peerless genius and valiant warrior who ushered in a new era for the school of necromancy, launched the first magitech alchemy revolution, and protected the Nolen Continent during the Solar System War. His contributions were immense, and all races revered him. A pity he was a pervert.