Death Can Dance

An arena. Here people die, earn fame and respect, while spectators crave spectacle and blood. But what if a professional killer from the twenty‑first century steps onto it? That is the trial fate handed to Vlad. Except the arena is in a completely different, unfamiliar world that runs by its own rules. Here there is the cruelty of the Middle Ages, the intrigues of ancient Rome, and clans weave their own webs in the struggle for power. One day Vlad woke up as a teenager—his body lacking the skills he had before. He, like a slave, is sold to a school where they train gladiators. And now he must once again grow into the one who sows death—relying on his knowledge and experience—and make a choice: run or become the winner. But is it really that simple when the opponent is a pro—so pro that even the bony dancer dances with him arm in arm?