The Hate Train

Before the deadly Freeze (#endofdays), the nation faced a much greater threat, and it came in waves of manufactured chaos spawned by a young and elusive vandal, Joshua Lamb, or as he's known by his username "Gaud," not God. Get it right, noob!

Despite his contradictions, Lamb's intentions are pretty legit: create a collective domino effect of controversy, thus pitting the dum-dums against one another, which will inevitably plunge all of mankind into extinction. What? For realz? Yup. Lamb's wicked master plan seems to be going well until he stumbles across a charismatic group of misfits, who call themselves the "mawb," who, in return, introduce Lamb to a virtual reality game known as The Hate Train. Okay, owl. Anyway, Lamb's hooked. Even while playing the game, the great and almighty Lamb has trouble distinguishing what is real and what is not. The graphics are straight-up next level!

After delving further into the ins and outs of The Hate Train, Lamb finds friendship in the mawb, as well as a new outlet in the mysterious game. Any notion of continuing his reckless ways is eventually put on indefinite hold. But, did the crimes Lamb commit leave a country beyond repair? Maybe. And if so, what costs will he pay to absolve himself from his destructive behavior? As the identities of the mawb come to light, the line between Lamb's reality and fantasy becomes a blurry one.