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(A completely unrelated note, but I reccomend listening to music while reading, if you are able to focus in that way! It makes the entire thing much more enjoyable. I've got a sick playlist on Spotify to go with it right here: ( https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6B7kMI1cx7a8fasnke7wGJ?si=DfIG-vHFQqqst8hLWqas7Q&pi=T1Dk9I-4Rk6tc )- there's definitely a lot of heavier songs inside, though, so uhhh volume down)

For those who feel that their god has abandoned them,
For those who feel that they cannot go on any longer,
For those who feel that they are the last man to walk the earth,
Rest your weary heads here: and, hopefully, through the protagonist you can, for a time, be seen.

. . .

He has no definite name- nor a definite face. All that he has left is his best and only friend. But, when he finds out that he had left him, he wanders a post-apoctolyptic New York City alone.
Until he comes across Adam, an ironically-named angel with soft eyes, who, out of pity, offers to take him away from his hell.
And yet, he is left wondering: what does Adam have to gain from his act of kindness?
Accompany the protagonist on a journey like no other, as he dances with death- crossing the paths of angels, demons, and monsters of unimaginable horror throughout...

Will his humanity be his downfall, in a world where to have a heart is the greatest weakness of all?