The Right to Rest

He earned the ultimate sin. Now he must pay the ultimate price: His non-existence.

Seno is a master of damnation. For ten agonizing years, he prowled the rain-slicked underbelly of Neo-Jakarta on a crusade of vengeance. He dedicated his soul to unearthing the brutal truth behind the Tambora Sector extermination, a corporate-ordered massacre that took his brother's life.

To find the truth, Seno became the very monster he sought to destroy. He manipulated the innocent (Lust), coveted the power of the executives (Greed), butchered his way through corporate security (Wrath), and chemically numbed his conscience (Gluttony). He became a living vessel for every one of the Seven Deadly Sins.

Tonight, his mission ended. The truth is uploaded. The executive who ordered the slaughter is dead. Seno finally earned the right to die.

But he didn't get the oblivion he was promised.

Expecting the silent void, he wakes up in a surreal, horrifying mirror of Jakarta-a stagnant swamp of apathy where the skyscrapers bleed and the mud asks nothing. A blind old man at an angkringan stall tells him the cold, hard truth: Hell is preparing a customized pit for an eternity of the violence he inflicted.

However, there is another option.

To earn true oblivion-the cessation of the self, the ultimate, final silence-Seno must navigate seven increasingly perilous realms, each a twisted manifestation of a deadly sin and his own personal failures. He cannot simply fight his way through; he must actively shed his humanity, unmake his attachments, and let go of everything that defined his tragic life.

For the man who fought so hard for vengeance, his hardest fight will be learning how to die completely.