Exodus

<p>The sky is no longer ours.</p><p>When the 800 ships of the Krev fleet first settled into Earth's sky we didn't see an invasion. We saw a miracle. We saw the end of our loneliness. We were wrong. History is rarely a single moment; it is a series of tremors that reshape the world before the final quake.</p><p><em>Exodus: The Hunter's Path</em> is a sweeping five-part epic that chronicles the fall and frantic reconstruction of the human race. It begins with <em>The Sudden Stop</em>-the moment the infrastructure of the 21st century collapsed under a global electromagnetic rot and the realization dawned that we were no longer the masters of our own house.</p><p>Under the leadership of President Elizabeth Miller and the linguistic breakthroughs of Dr. Arthur Rayne humanity collaborates on the Aegis Shield. We believed it was our gateway to the stars; we were actually building a Dead Bolt. The Krev aren't here as saviors; they are refugees who have spent centuries running from the Varak-a faceless bone-white Unending Hunger that consumes the moisture and minerals of entire worlds.</p><p>Caught in a Mutual Extinction Pact humanity is forced to turn its own planet into a cage. We are the terrain. We are the Shield of Meat. Through the <em>Dead Bolt</em> protocol Rayne and Miller leash the Krev fleet to Earth's tectonic plates ensuring that if we burn we burn together.</p><p>As the Varak World-Ship looms like a bone-white moon in the sky the narrative shifts into a desperate struggle for survival. The climax sees the very Moon shifted from its orbit-a desperate adjustment that saves the world but changes the tides the seasons and the soul of humanity forever. The sky is no longer a window to the stars; it is a graveyard. And for the survivors victory is merely a debt paid in the currency of what they used to be.</p><p><br> </p>