„Vergil” is the continuation of the dark crime thriller „Magana’s World: J. E. Booker,” once again immersing us in a grim, philosophically rich narrative set in a strange and cruel world where magic and technology coexist on the same plane. The story takes place in an alternate reality on the grounds of what was once Warsaw, now known as City 301.
Detective Booker, after nearly twenty-one years of separation, is forced to return to City W to solve the mystery of the kidnapping of a powerful mobster’s granddaughter. What initially appears to be an ordinary case quickly becomes a catalyst for significant changes and reflections in the protagonist’s life. „Vergil” is a multi-layered tale about the sins of the past demanding their debts be paid. It’s a philosophical journey attempting to answer questions about the nature of life and its possible existence in an electronic form. It is a story of a tormented man struggling to redeem his guilt.
„Vergil” is an unconventional novella about forgiveness, the inevitability of death, betrayal, and sacrifice. It’s a sinister narrative about ourselves and the world that surrounds us. Here is another legend from Magana’s World.
"You're forgetting a fundamental point. There are different definitions of heroism. Not everyone would agree that you need to rush in headfirst. To be honest, I don't feel like a hero. Everything I’m doing right now is driven by pure selfishness. I’m doing it for myself, and if I can save others in the process? It’s a win-win situation."