Third book in the Test The Limits Series, I'd suggest reading the other two first!

Sequel to Not So Virtual Reality (I highly suggest reading that first before this one)

A year had passed since Markiplier was killed by an unknown assailant in his manor during a party and the other guests had disappeared without a trace. What secrets will Jack find inside? Sorry that the description sucks, just read the book if you like Anti, Dark, and who killed markiplier.

My name is Sean McLoughlin, I am a twenty-seven year old Irish scientist, and this is a compilation of all of my findings about experiment A.

Sequel to Experiment A, enjoy!

"Ew, you can't sit here septic eye." A kid shoved Jack away from the lunch table he was about to sit at, making him drop his tray of food. "What, you gonna cry septic eye?" Another kid teased him, kicking him behind the knees so he fell to the ground. "Please leave me alone." Jack whispered, his voice barely audible. A crowd had started gathering, anxious for a fight. A fight never started. "Leave him alone." A kid with red hair pushed through the crowd, helping Jack stand. "What's your name?" The kid asked. "My name's Sean, but you can call me Jack." He held up a hand for the kid to high five. "I'm Mark." The kid smiled, giving Jack a high five. "Welcome to Los Angeles High School."

"Hi, I'm looking for a dog." Mark told the lady at the counter of the animal shelter. "I'll show you our selection." The woman smiled kindly as she guided Mark to the back. Mark's eyes scanned the many good dogs, listening to their barks while feeling his heart break at the sight. He walked past many breeds such as German Shepherds, mutts, and evens few poodles before he eventually reached the end with no dog in mind that he wanted. Until a new one came in. "I found her abandoned in a home that the owners had moved out of awhile ago, and she put up a hell of a fight to stay and wait for the owners to return. She's really sick too, as well as dehydrated and malnourished." A man spoke in a rush as he barged in holding a lump of fur in his hands. Mark could see the dirty white-blonde fur on the dog slowly rise up and down with each breath it took, her large, sad chocolate brown eyes looking into Mark's own eyes with a mournful look that made Mark want to hug the puppy and never let go. She let out a whimper before she lowered her head and closed her eyes, making tears well up in Mark's eyes. "That's the dog I want." Mark decided aloud. "A-are you sure? We have plenty of other dogs-" "She's perfect." Mark interrupted. The man exchanged glances with the woman before gently handing the puppy over. "What's her name?" Mark asked softly as he watched the puppy lick his fingers with a small smile. "Sephora according to the rope the owners tied to her before leaving." The man stated as he pulled out a tattered piece of rope with her name burnt onto it. "Sephora...like the makeup. How about Chica?" Mark whispered to the puppy. Chica let out a soft yip as she curled into a tighter ball in Mark's hand. "Chica it is." Mark chuckled, delicately running a finger down her soft back. "You're a good dog." Mark told her as he walked towards the exit. "You'll always be my good dog." Mark promised her.

"Woah." Mark gasped in awe as he looked around the cave he and Jack had taken shelter in. "I didn't know there was caves in Brighton." Jack admitted as he ran a hand along its wall. "Look, there's pictures!" Jack exclaimed as he pointed at the walls. Cave paintings filled every inch of the cave with beautiful colors and dramatic pictures. "There's something written here." Mark interjected as he ran a finger along the words etched into the entrance of the cave. "Legends never die." Mark read aloud. "What does that mean?" Jack frowned in confusion. "Let's find out." Mark shrugged as he poked his head back into the cave with Jack to read the story.

Third book of the Egos series, read the other two (Experiment A and Divided) first!

"Do you all really want to live in the real world?" Jack asked the egos as he stood before them. The seven nodded eagerly, earning a smirk from Jack "Then prove it." Before any of them could react, they were suddenly free to create a physical form outside of Jack's body, allowing them to stand in the real world. "So," Anti smirked mischievously as he clapped his hands together. "What should we do first?"