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The Outcast’s Ascension

by Liam Raxter

When Jason Reeves awakens in a deadly game with no memory and dangerously low starting stats, survival seems unlikely. Abandoned by the group that should protect him, he must find strength beyond the

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Real Novels · Card CatalogNo. RN-00223
Category
Science Fiction
Language
English
Pages
372
License
Public Domain
Added to the library
2026-11
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About this book

A game with a health bar might sound familiar. A game where reaching zero means real death is something else entirely. Jason Reeves wakes on a steel table with no memory of his identity. He soon discovers that he is one of thirty strangers trapped in a ruined world filled with monsters. Each participant has a visible system tracking health, levels, and the consequences of every decision. Jason’s starting attributes leave him at the bottom of the group, and the people who should have been his allies quickly treat him as a burden. But the deadly simulation has an audience. Hidden far beyond the players’ reach, wealthy spectators watch the unfolding ordeal and place enormous bets on who will survive. To them, the participants are numbers in a high-stakes spectacle. To Jason, every encounter is a fight to stay alive. Cast aside by his original group, Jason must adapt to a hostile environment and discover opportunities the system may not have anticipated. An unexpected mentor, a companion made of living light, and the possibility of power beyond the game’s calculations begin to change his prospects. Liam Raxter’s opening volume combines LitRPG progression with survival thriller tension and science-fantasy danger. Readers can expect character advancement, dangerous creatures, game mechanics, shifting alliances, and a protagonist determined to challenge a system designed to make him fail. This book is suited to readers who enjoy LitRPG, progression fantasy, game-based survival stories, dystopian settings, and underdog protagonists facing seemingly impossible odds.

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