Untrue Tales... Book Six

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In which the various futures of Trevor and Toni, Nirgal and Neyal'h, Jessie and Stan, Majel and the AIs, Christianity and The Radiant Empire, are briefly described, along with one explanation for the books you've just finished.

In which Majel decides to become a living human, and shows Trevor and the others how they can use the same technology to bring anyone they like from the simulation to real life.

In which a representative of the Radiant explains the events that led to the near-annihilation of humanity, then Trevor and Toni have to decide how they'll respond in light of the new information.

In which the remnant of humanity follows Trevor across Ersetu's skies, taking in the extent to which the Radiant have rewritten their world, then face off against the Radiant at the foot of the Seal.

In which Trevor and Toni are finally reunited with Nirgal and Neyal'h, explain what's really going on, and everyone wakes up from stasis.

In which Toni describes how she stumbled upon the facility's secret location, as the Devil's frustration continues to grow, and Majel describes how Trevor and Toni's changes to her systems turned into a galaxy-spanning nano-network.

In which Toni describes her parents' death, then Trevor and Toni continue with the story of how they survived the Radiant and ended up at the location of the underground facility.

In which Toni and Trevor describe how they met and fell in love, then how things went bad for humanity at the hands of the Radiant and how their wedding took them by surprise.

In which Trevor and Toni describe the initial appearance of The Radiant Empire on Ersetu and the changes to everyone's lives they began systematically to make.