Things are never as simple as they seem.

Earth is being invaded after integrating with the system, and Aunt Rachel has gone missing. Zion’s forces must take back their home and rebuild on what once was.

But if that were all he had to deal with, Aiden would call it a normal Tuesday.

The quest to save Khione is on a time limit. If his immortal Patron fails to hold on within the Void, he and Leyla could die at any moment.

To add more to his plate, Aiden receives a request to free Tiamat and Kyriall from their eternal duties, a pyschotic warmongerer does half his job for him and makes matters ten times worse.

Surely saving his entire planet, finishing his war against the gods, and doing it all on his own is possible, right?

With all the odds stacked against him, Aiden must either learn to trust his allies to fight beside him and allow others to suffer by his side or grow so powerful that his enemies and their armies are something he can face.

Will he bend? Will he break? Will he learn to trust the ones he loves to have his back?