The Outcast
9 hrs. 24 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Andrey Nikonov
Author
Andrey Nikonov
Narrator
Mikhail Zolkin
Narrator
Mikhail Zolkin
On Earth, a portal to another planet has been found. Humans and mages have mixed, forming a dangerous mixture. The main hero, now plunged into the thick of events, has to understand who he is: a victim—or the one capable of challenging powerful forces and winning?
The near future. On Earth, a portal to another planet has been found. Children of settlers can receive from their new homeland abilities akin to magic, but this gift kills most of those who receive it, and the survivors are forced to wear blockers for the rest of their lives. Not all mages are willing to accept such a state of affairs—they believe they deserve more. And there are also people who think that without mages the world would be better, even if that mage is their close relative.
Pablo Velasquez has been disowned by his own father, and now he has no family. Instead, he has an easy job, a quiet life, and fleeting hobbies. All of that will collapse overnight, pulling Pablo into confrontation with a mysterious organization that stops at nothing. Who is he: a victim, a minor obstacle, a pawn that can be brushed off the board with one flick—or the one who can challenge powerful forces and win?
The near future. On Earth, a portal to another planet has been found. Children of settlers can receive from their new homeland abilities akin to magic, but this gift kills most of those who receive it, and the survivors are forced to wear blockers for the rest of their lives. Not all mages are willing to accept such a state of affairs—they believe they deserve more. And there are also people who think that without mages the world would be better, even if that mage is their close relative.
Pablo Velasquez has been disowned by his own father, and now he has no family. Instead, he has an easy job, a quiet life, and fleeting hobbies. All of that will collapse overnight, pulling Pablo into confrontation with a mysterious organization that stops at nothing. Who is he: a victim, a minor obstacle, a pawn that can be brushed off the board with one flick—or the one who can challenge powerful forces and win?
