The paper presents some new results concerning the axiomatization of double threshold preference structures. Such structures, which have been introduced in order to model a situation of hesitation between the strict preference and the indifference, were not axiomatized through the use of a single ch
Death Orders a Double
β Scribed by C. Thomas Lafollette
- Book ID
- 115255401
- Publisher
- Broken World Publishing
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 474 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781960766144
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
The spirits of the murdered dead are pissed off. And they're coming for Dax.
Dax used to reap the dead and usher them to the afterlife. Now he slings cheap beer and whiskey in his dive bar. The psychopomps who exiled him to Red City wanted the souls of the dead. But they've clearly been slacking on the job.
At the morgue, he finds a hive of angry, trapped spirits. They attack Dax, seeking release. But if he interferes, he might bring down the wrath of the death gods. It doesn't help that the werewolf outlaw biker gang he destroyed still wants to add his body to the morgue's collection.
If Dax wants to help the dead, he'll have to figure out why they aren't passing on. Assuming he doesn't get killed first. He must rally his new friends to watch his back, or he'll end his immortal existence trapped in a human body he never wanted...
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