Prometheus

Project Stellar, Book 9

De: Roman Prokofiev, Irene Woodhead - translated by, Neil P. Woodhead - translated by

Narrado por: Phil Thron

The Bina Shea call us a 'Dead Swarm'. We may resemble a swarm, but we're not quite dead yet. We are very much alive. We're human. Always remain human, as Prometheus used to say. These words can have many meanings but right now, their message is perfectly clear to all of us Incarnators.

You who are reading these lines, remember: we're about to face death because we want to stay human.

Ave!

Guided by Prometheus's directive, Grey and his fellow Incarnators are heading for the Black Moon in order to complete Stellar's final mission.

Accompanied by the allied Swarm of the Bina Shea, they must transport the Nucleus into the hostile depths of the anomalous planetoid. But in order to do so, they must retrace the steps of the long-perished First Legion and discover the dark secrets of the Black Moon.

©2024 Roman Prokofiev; English translation copyright 2024 by Irene and Neil P. Woodhead (P)2024 Tantor

Amazing mix of Apocalypse + Scifi + System

The most underrated series in all of lit RPG. It’s basically Destiny but written well. You wake up, not knowing who you are. Hearing stories about incarnators who are basically guardians from destiny, but instead of just reviving with your ghost, you can grab another body and upgrade it.
Like altered carbon, destiny, mad max and Mass Effect had a baby.

Still obliged...

I am obliged to say this was a satisfying story overall. Still, there were issues with the verbosity and pacing of the entire series. It's the author's style, so I can't be too harsh on it since I did finish the series. Glad I read it, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it if you have issues with repeated phrases and details that drag on.