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Zodiac Chaos

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gods are always supposed to protect their creations, but more often than not, they fail to do that. In a post-apocalyptic world, Cale is born into an aristocratic society where nobles are endowed with powerful Zodiac systems. But when his time comes, his awakening doesn't go as planned. He manifests his powers late, only to find himself weak and saddled with an absurd, unpredictable system. Everything changes when he crosses paths with Valerie, an orphaned street kid. Together, they fight to grow stronger, teaming up to take down the corrupt aristocratic leaders ruling their world. Ultimately, their ambitions push them to the absolute limit: a war against the gods themselves. Will they survive? Read the book to find out. What to Expect: * A Weak-to-Strong Protagonist: Watch Cale rise from the very bottom. * Earned Power: No hand-outs. The protagonist works relentlessly for every single ability he acquires. * Subtle tension and foul language that realistically showcase the bonds and behaviors between young mercenaries. Very subtle, background romance that doesn't distract from the main plot.
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