Author:
Dan Luffey lives in Osaka, Japan. Aside from writing original fiction, he's also translated Japanese books into English, such as Edogawa Rampo's "The Fiend with Twenty Faces," and video games such as "The MISSING." Dan is also co-founder of DANGEN Entertainment, an indie video game publishing house. Dan can be contacted at danluffey@gmail.com.

"The world is yours...to destroy."

4 years ago, Vance's mother went missing. Everyone thought she was dead...but Vance knew better. What he did not know was that his search for her would take him across multiple parallel dimensions filled with psychotic killers, demented warlords, righteous angels and bloodthirsty demons. As Vance learns more about his lineage and his new surroundings, the stakes will rise, until his journey takes him to the end of the universe itself, and he comes face to face with the one who created it.

Those who enjoy descriptive, deep stories with plot threads linked across multiple chapters and strategic, action-packed battles will not be disappointed here. As human as it is otherworldly, at its core this story is about family, love, loss, and growth midst tragedy.

Shattered Remnants of a Dream

Vance drop-kicked another clone in the mouth, knocking it in a perfect arc backwards into the dust. The next three came at him from behind, and he placed his hands on the ground, twisting around and kicking two of them in the head. He moved into a front flip, then turned around just in time to punch the final clone straight through its stomach, leaving a gaping hole in its chest as it crumbled to the ground.


Losing his patience, Vance let out a roar, riveting psynergy from his arms. The remaining clones were mercilessly throttled, left with no chance to defend themselves as purple death ripped through their energy.


He shivered. It felt as if the raging flow of psynergy was going to burst through his body like a waterfall passing through a plastic straw. Purple tendrils leaped off his body, completely unhindered and without control. It felt good, but at the same time, he felt as if he’d lost the ability to slow himself down.


Chapter 80: Strangers, Reunited