An Endling's Decision (Temporary Hiatus-ish situation for heavy edits of early chapters. Back with new chapters 2024)

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Alan Robbins was enjoying a well-earned day of fishing when everything changed. An Interdimensional being calling itself "The Voice" established a permanent connection between the Multiversal System and planet Earth. System Administration immediately declared all of humanity to be an [Apocalypse] Level pestilence. As punishment, every major System function was banned to humanity for 10 years.  Within the first week house cats were hunting humans for sport. Under attack from both land and sky, the survivors were forced to make a choice. Go into hiding, or fight back against impossible odds. Hidden away from the rest of the world in a Time-warped System Dungeon, the Robbins family had but one hope left. That after spending nearly 300 years in a time dilated Dungeon, their descendants would be able to return to the light. This time with 'System' access. And a hunger to reclaim what had been lost. Alan Robbins, the 11th of his name, and his younger brother Rexus eagerly count down the remaining hours on their System access timer. They spend the days fishing for Shadow Catfish and trying their best to postpone an all out war with their less-than friendly Goblin neighbors. When the notification the Robbins family dreamt of for just over 300 years finally arrived, the joy brought with it a distinctly bitter taste. INITIATING TELEPORTATION TO SYSTEM TUTORIAL. PREPARE FOR SPATIAL TRANSFER IN 3... 2... 1...                                                                       This is my first ever attempt at writing. The first 5 chapters might be a bit slow for some. The MC doesn't get access to the System until chapter 5.  I welcome constructive feedback, and I respond to all comments. (I work mornings, so there might be a delay)                   Any questions or advice? I finally made a Discord  account! Vote for AED on Topwebfiction!

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