A mysterious sky message triggers a 72-hour planetary assessment that fractures physics, biology, and society. Kevin Wu, a former special forces operator turned school bus driver, must lead survivors through impossible changes to prove humanity worth keeping.
The Journeymen's Hall
OngoingKessin Vellin comes home from the city to inherit a broken Journeymen's Hall in Cawthorn, with one stubborn donkey, a debt, and a yard of drifters. She has one year to turn errands into a working crew.
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