He was trained to save lives. Unfortunately, the apocalypse had other career plans.
Dr. Liam Jement is brilliant, exhausted, sarcastic, and just arrogant enough to think hiking alone after a brutal hospital shift is ‘self-care.’
Then he falls into a ravine, tears open an artery, and starts bleeding out just in time for Earth to be violently integrated into a cosmic System.
Great timing, honestly. Very on-brand.
While humanity is being introduced to insectoids, undead, orc giants, and a survival tutorial with deeply questionable bedside manner, Liam receives his own personal problem: the System cannot decide what he is.
He is too much of a healer to be undead.
Too dead to be a normal healer.
Too annoyed to stay dead.
So the System compromises by inventing a unique class:
The Undying Sage.
Now Liam can sense death inside living bodies, extract it, store it, study it, and weaponize it with the precision of a surgeon and the emotional stability of a man who has not slept properly since medical school.
His medical knowledge becomes magic. His trauma becomes power. His sarcasm becomes a public health concern.
But in a world where monsters are invading, the dead refuse to stay polite, and every rescue comes with consequences, Liam has to figure out how to save people using abilities that look suspiciously like necromancy wearing a doctor’s coat.
And the more he learns, the more the System notices.
Which is unfortunate.
Because Liam is already having a historically bad day.
Perfect for fans of System Apocalypse, LitRPG progression fantasy, necromancer healers, tactical survival, dark humor, and protagonists who treat impossible odds like a personal inconvenience.
Book One of The Undying Sage begins a darkly funny progression fantasy series where healing and necromancy are two sides of the same scalpel.
Genre: Fantasy
Dr. Liam Jement is brilliant, exhausted, sarcastic, and just arrogant enough to think hiking alone after a brutal hospital shift is ‘self-care.’
Then he falls into a ravine, tears open an artery, and starts bleeding out just in time for Earth to be violently integrated into a cosmic System.
Great timing, honestly. Very on-brand.
While humanity is being introduced to insectoids, undead, orc giants, and a survival tutorial with deeply questionable bedside manner, Liam receives his own personal problem: the System cannot decide what he is.
He is too much of a healer to be undead.
Too dead to be a normal healer.
Too annoyed to stay dead.
So the System compromises by inventing a unique class:
The Undying Sage.
Now Liam can sense death inside living bodies, extract it, store it, study it, and weaponize it with the precision of a surgeon and the emotional stability of a man who has not slept properly since medical school.
His medical knowledge becomes magic. His trauma becomes power. His sarcasm becomes a public health concern.
But in a world where monsters are invading, the dead refuse to stay polite, and every rescue comes with consequences, Liam has to figure out how to save people using abilities that look suspiciously like necromancy wearing a doctor’s coat.
And the more he learns, the more the System notices.
Which is unfortunate.
Because Liam is already having a historically bad day.
Perfect for fans of System Apocalypse, LitRPG progression fantasy, necromancer healers, tactical survival, dark humor, and protagonists who treat impossible odds like a personal inconvenience.
Book One of The Undying Sage begins a darkly funny progression fantasy series where healing and necromancy are two sides of the same scalpel.
Genre: Fantasy
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