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Roots Of Osidian
Paperback
Publisher: Ethan Ross
Published: Dec 31 2025
Pages: 288
Weight: 0.74
Height: 0.65 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
For three hundred years, the survivors of Anchor-Home have clung to the shadows of the Southern Vents, scavenging the rusted remains of a world they no longer understand. In a land frozen by the Archive-a cold, clinical security system left behind by the departed Sky-People-life is a glitch, and humanity is merely a biological impurity waiting to be erased.
Kaelen is a Rigger, a man who fixes what is broken to keep his people breathing. But when he discovers a silver-scaled gauntlet that pulses with the forbidden Source Code of the ancients, he inadvertently triggers a planetary awakening. As the First Rain falls for the first time in centuries, it brings more than just water; it unleashes a primal, tectonic hunger from the planet's heart and summons the Sky-People back to finish their Total Purge.
Caught between a machine god that wants to delete him and a planet that wants to consume him, Kaelen must lead a band of outcasts to do the impossible: rewrite the laws of reality. To save his home, he must stop being a scavenger of the past and become the architect of a new evolution.
The Sky-People think the world is a library. Kaelen is about to show them it's a jungle.
ROOTS OF OBSIDIAN
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