In the year 2024, a research mission to resurrect the dead went horribly wrong. When thousands of mysterious meteorites crashed to Earth, it carried a deadly virus that not only brought the dead alive but also triggered genetic mutations to the living organisms on the planet. As the virus spread, the social order collapsed. What began as an experiment to cheat death has become humanity's greatest disaster. Caius Alquizar is the last mutant human survivor in a zombie-infested city. After dying in a zombie siege, his soul travels back in time, to the day before the catastrophe began, twenty-one years ago. With memories of the future, Caius swears to protect the people he cared for and save his past lover. This time, he'll do whatever it takes to prevent the tragedy he once lived through. However, it seems that fate has a strange sense of humor, as his soul has inexplicably transmigrated into a mushroom! Now, trapped in a tiny, helpless body, Caius must figure out how to survive in a world that will soon turn into a doomed wasteland, all while trying to find a way back to his true form. Can he still save those he loves, or has fate dealt him a crueler hand than he could have ever imagined? In order to change his fate, Caius has to find a way to survive while facing new dangers from both the undead and those who stand in his way.

Dear Reader Never set things in stone. Trust me. I used to believe I had my last year of high school already planned out. Become the Student Council President, find love, show my dad what I can do, you know all the good stuff. But life is unpredictable. For example, I never thought I'd meet the most irritating, blunt, and closed off woman in the world. Theresa Divine Marston, what a name right? Sounds angelic, until you realize she's actually a living demon-But then again, falling in love with her wasn't on my bingo card either, so who's to say? The point is, I'm still trying to figure everything out. With elections near the horizon, and my ex of all people running against me, plus the added fact that I'm graduating which is a can of worms in itself. For now, I just hope to find an answer soon. Because how am I expected to keep going, when I'm on the verge of losing everything? ... Phew, that went into a turn didn't it? But anyhow, yeah that's about it. Yours truly, Sebastian C. Knightly