AOMilton

The multi-verse is collapsing, and the fabric of reality is falling apart. Only the unity of Man and Mechs can transcend the apocalypse. 

“First off, Screw Mars!”
Ten is losing his sight. Everything has been so wrong after the god-damned earthquake. Nothing’s been good. The apocalypse, perhaps? Ten could swear these were nothing like the tell-tales of ‘the apocalypse’. And just when he thinks it can’t get any more bizarre… BOOM!

 MARS KIDNAPS HIM!

At first, it seems he’s been dragged out of earth, and somehow, to the red planet (against his will) for one reason: to pilot the advanced Martron NP1 combat machine in order to fight against growing factions opposing Mars. But soon, Ten learns there’s far more at stake. The multi-verse itself is collapsing. Cosmic bodies are smashing into one another. CHAOS!

With everything on the brink of destruction, Mars sees Ten as their wild card for victory to their planet. 

But survival is no guarantee. Advanced gear training is a nightmare. Brutal drills leave him battered and many times, bruised. Other recruits for the rescue of the multi-verse make him feel like a cosmic misfit. And the ultimate insult? The annoying kid, Rod Aokimoto, is there too.

As tension rise, Ten discovers an even greater truth. He’s not just Mars’ gear soldier; he’s the last ANOMALY. 

Now, with the multi-verse on the verge of annihilation, Ten must rise above the chaos, master alien techs, and prove what it truly means to be a blessed (or cursed) human.



TAGS:
SCI-FI ADVENTURE | INTERGALACTIC & GALACTIC WARS | TECHS & MECHA BATTLES | HUMAN + MACHINE | COSMIC CHAOS 


AUTHOR’S SUPPORT: 
Hey there!
I know sci_fi can feel like it’s all complicated tech talk and confusing gadgets. But don’t worry; I’ve got you covered. I’ll break everything down into simple, easy-to-understand bits so that everyone (even if this your first sci-fi/ mecha read) can follow along and enjoy. 
This read is for EVERYONE.
Let’s keep it simple, wild and unforgettable.
Ready?
Let’s go!

Table of MARS GEAR: Solo Ascension Initiative

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Volume 1