Covanant of the Gods
Afterlife Guardians send the PATH team on three quests to determine whether the destructive human race is still worthy of inhabiting planet Earth.
After solving the three cryptic riddles, each quest pushes the team to their limits as time ticks down towards Armageddon.
Quest One: Find and protect the family of the last Great White Shark.
Quest Two: Stop a Miscreant Mole before it's too late.
Quest Three: Save a Martyr to save a Saint
Should they succeed, the human race will continue with their safe, but chaotic existence.
However… failure is an option
Genre: FICTION / Occult & SupernaturalWith beads of cold sweat trickling down his forehead, George Wolffe trembled with excitement while checking the information on the screens. ‘At long last… there’s our new home… Earth 2,’ he thought and sat back in his chair with a smile a mile wide.
Breathing a sigh of relief, he thought, ‘I need to tell the international space agencies to launch the Arks, before…’
Anne, sounding anxious over the bunkers intercom interrupted his thoughts “George, please come up here now.”
“Can’t it wait honey? I’m a little busy right now,” said George and smirked as he thought, ‘I’m just saving the planet, what can be more important than that.’
“George, I’m scared; please, you need to see this,” said his wife with a tremble in her voice.
George furrowed his brow when he heard the concern in Anne’s voice. “Okay honey,” he said, “I’m on my way.”
He looked again at the monitors and chuckled, “Happy wife, happy life. I’m sure the world can wait until I find out what’s happening upstairs.”
He went outside his Control Centre and got into the elevator taking him upstairs into his residence.
Shortly after - Armageddon began.
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Italian
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Already translated.
Translated by Roberto Felletti
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Author review: Another excellent translation by Roberto. I highly recommended Roberto because of his professionalism, communication, and finishing before deadlines. |
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Spanish
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Rocio Belén Sileo
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