Larry Smith is a famous artist living a careless life in the world of Paradise, a wonderful and beautiful place in which disease, sickness, aging, or death does not exist, a place where beauty flourishes, where robots do all the work and everyone is free to party all day, watch flyball games, lie on a beach, play music or do whatever they want.
In the world where no one dies and no one gets born appears a mysterious deformed figure of William Scorchfield. William is the total opposite of what Paradise is: in both, appearance, and philosophy. He brings forth the past: death, wars, misery, sickness, and the true and ugly human nature. Driven by curiosity, and urge to understand, Larry pursues William to learn the truth of what Paradise really is.
Dream was thrown into a game of life or death.
Only one person could survive, only one person could come out of the bloodbath with their life.
The rules were simple.
Save yourself.
Don't care for anyone.
Don't die.
But he couldn't follow the rules anymore.
Because George was there, thrown into the arena just like him, set to die, or watch everyone die around him.
And Dream couldn't let him die.
Even if it meant sacrificing himself.