Christopher won the battle for Stonefield. By claiming the Ley Node and becoming a true Hearthwarden, he defeated the Alpha and purified his sanctuary. But the victory was a temporary fix for a problem that threatens to rot the world from the inside out. The only true solution lies in the city of Orvale, a fortress of power and knowledge far to the north.
The journey is a death sentence. Christopher’s defensive magic is useless on the road, the divine connection that fueled him is severed, and his mana reserves are empty. He is a warden without a ward, armed with little more than a cracked runic knife and a stubborn refusal to fail.
But the system that abandoned him left something broken in its wake.
His interface is a mess of static and corrupted data, a glitch that’s driving him mad. Yet within this chaos lies a new, terrifying power: Entropy. It’s the ability to manipulate probability, to force the world to trip over its own feet. Every time he uses it, he risks unraveling his own reality, but on a road crawling with siege beasts and monstrous horrors, it’s the only weapon he has.
He’s not the only one from Earth on this path. A rival “player,” the ruthless and powerful Damon Cross, is building a kingdom in the north, viewing the people of this world as nothing more than NPCs in his personal quest for power. As their roads converge, Christopher must not only survive the monsters, but also confront a man who represents everything he is fighting against.
He is a fixer in a world determined to break. But what happens when the only tool that can save it is the power of deconstruction itself?
The second book in the Wardbound: The Meltdown Saga continues a unique LitRPG / Progression Fantasy series about a reluctant hero who would rather fix the world than rule it.
About the series: Experience a LitRPG where the hero isn’t a warrior or a mage, but a maintenance man for reality itself. With a unique class, a flawed system, and a focus on creative problem-solving and community-building, this story turns traditional LitRPG tropes on their head. Expect detailed world-building, high-stakes monster combat, and a hero who wins by fixing the cracks in the world’s foundation.
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