So, picture this: The Game is in absolute chaos. It's like a wild rollercoaster ride that's about to take a dangerous turn. You see, all the players, I mean ALL of them, are using every ounce of their strength and pouring in their resources to prepare for something called Restart. But here's the kicker - only twenty percent of these players are going to make it to the next era. Talk about high stakes!
But amidst all this chaos, there's something even more sinister going on. Murders, my friends, just murders - they're happening left and right. It's like the Game has turned into a crime scene. And if that's not bad enough, people are resorting to bribes and nepotism like never before. The corruption is at an all-time high, and it's infecting every nook and cranny of the Universe. No one is safe from its treacherous grip.
Now, here's where things really get interesting. There's this guy, Yaropolk, who's at the center of it all. He's known as the Dark Judge, and he holds the power to make a verdict that could tip the scales one way or another. Will he stick to the ideals of his class, those noble principles we all hope to follow? Or will he go against the grain and become just another ordinary player in the Game? It's the ultimate choice, my friends, and Yaropolk must decide his path.
But wait, there's more. Yaropolk isn't just any ordinary player. Oh no, he's got a special role to play - he's the Guide. The one who will kickstart this whole Restart madness. Talk about pressure, right? So, in this epic audiobook journey, we'll see just how Yaropolk faces his destiny and makes this fateful decision that could change everything.
Believe me, folks, this is one audiobook you won't want to miss. It's packed with suspense, betrayal, and a dash of intrigue. Get ready to dive headfirst into a universe where the Game reigns supreme and lives hang in the balance. So, sit back, relax, and listen to the captivating narration by Kevin Kraft as you embark on this gripping 13-hour and 19-minute adventure. Enjoy the ride, my friends.
