A mysterious “System” transports millions of humans to an Evaluation planet while it reforms the Earth. The humans are given a very short time to select a combat Class or a non-combat Profession for the evaluation period. Magic has replaced technology, and humanity will have to adapt or perish. Only about 1% of humans will survive. Unfortunately for Ivor Kemble, there was an error and he was sent to a harder Evaluation planet… a much, much harder one. However, he isn’t some orphan boy with no skills and resources or a clueless frat bro that has never been in danger. He spent his entire career as a contractor for various government agencies operating in some of the most dangerous places on Earth. He’s the man they send to do the dirtiest of dirty jobs the government wants no one to know about. He is very good at his job. Ivor intends to survive and return to the reformed Earth to find his daughter. He may be alone and in danger, but, well… thats just an average Tuesday. In the Evaluation, survival is the only metric. This book has game-like stats, skills, spells and level progression. No AI was used in the creation of this book’s content.

With the extreme Evaluation over, Ivor returns to the reformed Earth to find things have changed dramatically. The System has rewarded Ivor greatly for his efforts and survival. He is granted a Freehold, a place belonging directly to him and separate from the rest of the reformed Earth. More importantly, the Freehold is not managed by Earth’s World Guardian, and the Earth World Guardian is not happy. Ivor doesn’t have to go it alone. Zed’s plan worked. Zed is now riding shotgun on Ivor’s adventures. The two of them will need to figure out how to work together effectively to navigate this new existence. Ivor’s first order of business is to immediately set out to find Marie. He will encounter all manner of people and places during his travels. He knows he can’t help or save everyone, but Ivor won’t let some things go. All kinds of people survived the Evaluation, and some of those people are bad… really, really bad. As much as Ivor has always been a loner, he still wants humanity to survive. He’ll do his part to help, but not all saviors are selfless. This book has an OP main character, game-like stats, skills, spells and level progression. No AI was used int he creation of this book’s content.