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Here we go again. Eli’s back—and somehow, things got worse. The world’s falling apart faster, people are proving to be just as dangerous as the dead, and “safe zones” aren’t exactly what they claim to be. All Eli wants is to be left alone and make it back to where he belongs. That’s not how this works. Come along for the next round, where the fourth wall takes a few more hits, and Eli’s ongoing problem with the author gets a little more… personal. The choices hit harder. The lines get blurrier. And this time, walking away might not be an option.

Twelve-year-old Musashi is a man of culture, distinction, and flawless tactical brilliance. Or, at least, he tries to be. There's a very old weapon at the center of this story. It has killed kings. It has ended wars. It has watched empires rise and collapse into dust. It is currently being used to scratch the boy's lower back. It is not happy about this.

Right as the world comes to an end, Devon is presented with an opportunity to escape Earth's demise. A most unusual benefactor grants him an opportunity at a new life in a land of magical cards, mythical creatures, and unique pedestals to manage his progress.

Despite all the odds, Devon has conquered his way into a stronghold on Mythos. Hard work, luck, and determination have built him a home. But will the magic, cards, and friends Devon’s made be enough to stop the enemies of humanity and the ongoing threats? The Mythic Dungeon casts a shadow over Mythos while the orcs prowl the tundra, and the elves raid the southern shore. For Devon, a dual mage of wind and ice continues mastering the art of war, life is anything but simple. The challenges seem daunting but he's not one to back down from a fight.

The Path of AdventureOssgard FoundingBarely a week after the system reshaped Earth as we know it, the power hungry began vying for dominance. Immediate survival, which had been the only initial concern, took a back seat. Matt Davis is a mage with Life magic, valuable enough to be worked to the bone as a healer, and despised for the second half of what he is: a Death mage with an obsession he refuses to bury. Neither conquest nor power calls to him. He wants an answer to the question that’s getting people killed. How do you hold the line without feeding it bodies?

Eli Mercer was never meant to be a hero. He’s crude, paranoid, and painfully self-aware… because he can hear the author writing his life in real time. When the zombie apocalypse erupts, Eli does what any conspiracy-brained survivor would: run, fortify, and trust absolutely no one. But the “author” has other plans, and Eli’s first act of mercy gets him betrayed and kicked out of his own stocked safehouse.

The kingdom of Yuri has fallen, leaving Devon and Guild Slydra alone against the advancing orc and elf invasion. Faced with a second apocalypse, Devon and the people of Yuri must make a choice. Adapt and fight back, or fall to their enemies. In dire need of allies, Devon and company set out to bridge the divide between humanity and the other races. But the freezing north is not a forgiving place. Faced with monsters, ancient secrets, and relentless combat, there's only one path forward for Devon. To protect all he's come to love, he'll have to evolve and fight back.

Ethan and Ellie Johnson are siblings, next-door neighbors in the same house, and total opposites in every possible way. He’s loud, messy, and glued to his soccer cleats. She’s precise, graceful, and lives for ballet. They can’t spend five minutes together without arguing—until one morning, their mom decides she’s had enough. With a mysterious burst of magic and one very pointed lesson in empathy, Ethan and Ellie wake up in each other’s bodies—and lives.

Ethan, Noah, and Jake are just your average Southern California sophomores—obsessed with role-playing games, 90s pop culture, and Reddit rabbit holes about the Mandela Effect. But when a familiar face starts turning up in beloved old shows and movies—someone who was never there before—the boys begin to suspect that something is seriously wrong with the past.

The Festival of Pies has finally arrived—and Bandit the ferret has never been more excited (or hungrier). But when the most famous pie on the farm mysteriously vanishes just before judging, all eyes turn to the mischievous ferret with a history of "sampling" sweets. Determined to clear his name, Bandit launches an investigation with the help of his pint-sized sidekicks, Whiskers and Paws, a suspiciously poetic goose, and the ever-watchful Mrs. Harriet Owl.

When the beloved creek that winds through Dill Farm mysteriously dries up overnight, panic floods the barnyard. Clucky can’t soak her feet, Gus declares a drought emergency, and Brock the badger is muddier—and grumpier—than ever. But clever little Bandit the ferret suspects something bigger is at play. Following the dry creek upstream, Bandit discovers that the water has been blocked—by a dam built on the far side of the Barrier, deep in the neighboring woods.

In a quiet barn on the edge of a sprawling farm, a curious little ferret named Bandit dreams of the mysterious woods just beyond the fence—a place the animals call the Overgrowth. While others fear its whispers and strange shadows, Bandit’s mischievous heart longs for something more. But when a crackling storm of ancient magic awakens in the roots of the forest, Bandit tumbles into a quest far bigger than he imagined.