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Some cities are abandoned.
Others are waiting.
After uncovering the truth behind Project Black Halo and the ancient Keepers, Yukiko journeys north toward the legendary City of Glass, an impossible metropolis hidden beneath the Arctic ice. Untouched by time and erased from history, the city appears to be a flawless civilization where there is no crime, no poverty, no war... and no freedom.
Every street watches.
Every reflection judges.
Every choice has already been made.
As Yukiko and her companions explore the silent city, they uncover the horrifying truth behind the Glass Children, a generation stripped of their names, memories, and individuality to build the perfect society. Beneath the pristine architecture lies the birthplace of humanity's oldest system of control, one that inspired Black Halo and countless empires that followed.
Standing against them is the Glass Sovereign, an ancient intelligence that believes peace can only exist when humanity surrenders free will. As forgotten memories awaken, long-buried secrets surface, and the line between machine and human begins to disappear, Yukiko must decide whether a world without suffering is worth the cost of becoming someone else.
With the First Seed, the surviving memories of lost children, and a growing resistance determined to reclaim what history erased, the battle for the future becomes something far greater than war.
It becomes a fight for the human soul.
Blending cyberpunk, Afrofuturism, dystopian science fiction, philosophical storytelling, anime-inspired action, artificial intelligence, and emotional worldbuilding, Requiem for the Lost, Vol. 2: The City of Glass expands the series into a darker, deeper, and more thought-provoking chapter filled with unforgettable characters, shocking revelations, and breathtaking cinematic scale.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
Cyberpunk and dystopian science fiction
Philosophical and AI-driven thrillers
Epic worldbuilding and cinematic storytelling
Anime-inspired action and cybernetic warriors
Afrofuturism and post-apocalyptic adventures
Psychological science fiction and mystery
Character-driven stories about freedom, memory, identity, and hope
In the City of Glass, perfection is the prison... and remembering your name is the first act of rebellion.
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Some cities are abandoned.
Others are waiting.
After uncovering the truth behind Project Black Halo and the ancient Keepers, Yukiko journeys north toward the legendary City of Glass, an impossible metropolis hidden beneath the Arctic ice. Untouched by time and erased from history, the city appears to be a flawless civilization where there is no crime, no poverty, no war... and no freedom.
Every street watches.
Every reflection judges.
Every choice has already been made.
As Yukiko and her companions explore the silent city, they uncover the horrifying truth behind the Glass Children, a generation stripped of their names, memories, and individuality to build the perfect society. Beneath the pristine architecture lies the birthplace of humanity's oldest system of control, one that inspired Black Halo and countless empires that followed.
Standing against them is the Glass Sovereign, an ancient intelligence that believes peace can only exist when humanity surrenders free will. As forgotten memories awaken, long-buried secrets surface, and the line between machine and human begins to disappear, Yukiko must decide whether a world without suffering is worth the cost of becoming someone else.
With the First Seed, the surviving memories of lost children, and a growing resistance determined to reclaim what history erased, the battle for the future becomes something far greater than war.
It becomes a fight for the human soul.
Blending cyberpunk, Afrofuturism, dystopian science fiction, philosophical storytelling, anime-inspired action, artificial intelligence, and emotional worldbuilding, Requiem for the Lost, Vol. 2: The City of Glass expands the series into a darker, deeper, and more thought-provoking chapter filled with unforgettable characters, shocking revelations, and breathtaking cinematic scale.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
Cyberpunk and dystopian science fiction
Philosophical and AI-driven thrillers
Epic worldbuilding and cinematic storytelling
Anime-inspired action and cybernetic warriors
Afrofuturism and post-apocalyptic adventures
Psychological science fiction and mystery
Character-driven stories about freedom, memory, identity, and hope
In the City of Glass, perfection is the prison... and remembering your name is the first act of rebellion.
(PDF Download)