17 years ago, a man named K.S. hid a treasure. Now, every demigod, wizard and mortal are in rage to find it... but this mix causes mayhem. Will they find the treasure and pretend it never existed? Or will the waters soon be filled with blood? Because economy is breaking apart... and the only one who can stop this chaos is a 13-year-old boy who grew up in poverty, death, and monsters, Nicholas Ferrar. When the moment comes, will he save the world? Or will he, the only one who can save us all, back down and let earth die? Find out in:
Edge of Fate: The Dead Abyss. (Genre: Fantasy, because there are zombies, Inferi, and many monsters.)
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