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"There is NOTHING in this world worth crying over," they had said. "Not even your own death." Therefore, Beta didn't. But he's starting to realize there is so much more in the next life to cry over. If you had no reason to live, would you die? Would you give up everything in the world—your family, your friends, your future—just because there was no meaning to your life? But…what would be a good enough reason to live? Love? Friendship? Destiny? What about the impending feeling that there should be more, needs to be more…and that’s what humans never really understand. Their reason. Their purpose. There are truly only two ways to learn: Being evolved…or being dead, and this realization leads to an internal struggle between the two. When Beta wakes up in the deadlands of Plato, it’s very clear that it wasn’t what he was expecting. Despite the fact that he’s in the land where dead men go, he felt like he didn’t belong. A battle was brewing back on Earth, and he was supposed to be fighting in it. Follow a literal dead man walking as, in between two worlds turning to turmoil, he and a few other lost souls struggle to find a reason to live again…even if that reason leads to an afterlife of misery, waiting to see what happens next.