Super Genetics

The heroes Terry Fairway once idolized have turned against him. His grandfather — a ruthless S-ranked necromancer — rules Wichita while the people starve, and vampires stalk the streets unchecked. Terry always believed his family were the good guys, but Wichita is not a city of heroes or villains — it is a city of power. Determined to drive out the vampires, feed the hungry, and challenge his grandfather, Terry sets out to seize power for himself. Even in the deepest darkness, a single light can spark a revolution.

The vampires that haunted Wichita are gone, reduced to ash — but Terry's real war is only beginning. Topeka is burning, caught in the crossfire of S-ranked tyrants playing a game of conquest, and Terry and his team are the only ones willing to stand against them. His search for power leads him to Terraform's Market and the reclusive space-master Marlon, who holds the key to abilities Terry has only dreamed of. But power attracts attention — from the Council of Kansas City, from his watching grandfather, and from the east, where the S-ranked Incinerator has his own designs on the Market. Terry wanted power to protect the innocent. Now he must decide how much of himself he is willing to sacrifice to keep it.

Terry Fairway returned from the Underworld stronger and changed — but the power he won came at a cost. He saved a world. He may have damned his own. Incursion rifts split the sky across the globe, flooding Earth with Awakened invaders from distant worlds. Cities burn and alliances crack as defenders race to seal the breaches. Terry has a new directive: assemble a full Master-grade skill set and rise in rank. The Systems think Earth is just another piece on their cosmic board. Terry is done playing by their rules.

To stop an S-ranked invasion, the Omega must be forged from two Singularities — one trapped in the Underworld, the other corrupted by Chaos at a lunar base. Terry leads a desperate raid to the moon, only to find himself in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse as corrupted beings hunt him through vacuum and steel. The Singularities cut both ways — they will use him as surely as he uses them. Terry wants one thing: enough power to save his friends, his family, and his world. First, he has to save himself.